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Defining American

Jose Antonio Vargas is an undocumented immigrant from the Philippines who runs a non-profit media advocacy organization that aims to show how the perception of documented and undocumented immigrants is seen in the United States. Vargas came out as being an undocumented immigrant in the New York Times Sunday Magazine in 2001. He was warned ahead of time by many of his lawyers that it was a bad idea because not only was he exposing himself, but opening a big lawsuit against him for violating the law. After the magazine published his story he know that he would have to take action, so he decided to inform people about the immigration system in the United States by creating media advocacy organization. He created a media platform that he created to have storytelling by general people around the country to "Define American". He wants to change the current perception of immigrants and immigration by doing so he split Define American's strategies into 3 different areas. Firs
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Case Study: Delta Airlines

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 Picture credit to David Emery on Snopes.com Delta Airlines Stops Passenger From Signing The National Anthem When I first heard about this on our local news channel, I was not only shocked that they violated her freedom of speech but it got my attention and thought to myself that Delta was going to be in big trouble. Before I did research on this case, I wasn’t familiar with the whole story of what had happened on the flight. After doing more research on what had happened on the flight Dr. Pamela Gaudry, passenger that was stopped from singing the national anthem, I found out more of what reporters and social media left out for the public to make a judgement. I mention before when I heard that Delta Airlines stopped one of their passengers from singing the anthem, I right away was against the company. That changed right after I read more articles on Snopes ,   Fox News ,  UPROXX , and much more other sites online. You can easily find this case if you type it on google.
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10/04/17 Topic #1 Social Listening Spirit One Spirit One Value Proposition is , “ We deliver outstanding customer service and competitive prices. Make your web Soar with SpiritOne !” This a brand that came across my twitter feed, and caught my eye right way. Spirit One at Portland has come to a big problem with a lack of communication with its customers. On September 28th 2017, Spirit One shut down all web and accounts for all members. This brought many complains from customers because they did not get notify this would occur at any moment. CEO, John Ogden comment that the “engineer at the company failed to send an "all-points bulletin" to customer's.” Even if he tried to explain it to his customers he would be able too at the moment . Customers are not so happy about it. Here are a few tweets customers tweeted. Having customers complain on social media does not look good on Spirit One, and to top it off they aren't even responding back or give a
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My first blog post

Topic 1: I am a business major at LBCC majoring in business administration. I enrolled into Principals of Marketing 223 since its one of the specific electives I have to take in order to graduate this coming summer. It wasn't in my original plan to take this class this term but having changes in my schedule it was the only class available that would work with me. I had a few experience working in a marketing department at Samaritan Health Plans in Corvallis, so this class should bring back what I worked with.  I am not a Marketing major at the moment but its something I have thought about so having this class available for me, should be a great way to see if its a good fit for me. What I'm looking forward about this class is learning to have a successful company and what it takes to keep it to be known for a long period of time. Be remarkable and unique. Besides being a student, outside of school I enjoy being outdoors going on hikes usually with my friends or cousins. I lov
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