Victor Vlam is starting to get tired of his fellow media aritor Angela de Jong. “She has also become much less visible and that is a big problem for the AD.”
It is unquestionable that Angela de Jong’s media impact has been taken and this is mainly due to Tina Nijkamp, who is increasingly being asked instead of the Opinioniva of the AD. “The problem is: her visibility has really decreased.
‘Not good for Ad’
Victor, who recently debuted on today’s stool Inside, points in it The Communicado’s On that Angela is no longer the fixed media mast in the RTL talk shows. “That is Tina Nijkamp, and if Tina is not possible, they call Angela.
She was there again last week, after a long absence. “For the AD that is just not good at all, because you want your columnists as visible as possible, because that is promotion for the AD and that means that more people are going to buy that newspaper and more people read the articles on that site and that simply increases the profit.”
Extreme measures
The AD feels this immediately, Victor suspects. “If Angela becomes less visible, that is why they have taken extreme measures to increase her visibility at talk shows.
Angela has shouted several times in her podcast that she was ‘canceled’ by VI and that Johan is ‘cowardly’, says Victor. “This was a campaign, in other words, this was a way to come to the table.
Call from Dennis
Johan revealed in VI that Angela’s colleague Dennis Jansen, media journalist at the AD, called him. “I find this very dubious.
There will be panic, says Victor. “Angela is the entire media editing. At the moment she is less visible, his Christmas bonus may be less read on the site.
Terribly boring
What did Victor actually think of Angela’s performance in VI? “I think Angela is a nice guest.
It was largely about Matthijs van Nieuwkerk. “I have already discussed this with each other and also in the same composition.
Less sharp
According to Rob Goossens, Angela’s pieces are getting worse. Victor: “Yes, I just stopped reading that column.
“In the past, Angela was not aimed at this kind of niche programs, but on the Wendy’s and Lindas of this world on the large entertainment programs that left a lot of traditional TV columnists and that she actually turned against it.