Photo Prompt | talking heads or puppets?

Posted on September 9, 2008

talkingheads

Take a look at these guys. Heads on sticks with a lever to open and close their mouths, they’re meant to be child’s toys. Do you see them as talking heads or puppets? How does opening and closing on demand relate to the way organizations manage communications?

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Written by Barbara Rozgonyi

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One Response to Photo Prompt | talking heads or puppets?

Brad Shorr

LOL. Great metaphor, Barbara. Nothing more frustrating than talking to a puppet or listening to a talking head.

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Posted on September 10, 2008

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