Time to redebate sustainable development
Jonathan Porritt's, Britain's leading environmental campaigner, speech to the Royal Society in London this week is
England never stood a chance with FIFA. Good.
Britain's David Cameron just spent three days schmoozing the unschmoozable FIFA bigwigs. But did he and Prince William
"Deadly Spin" is mere spin
What comes across from Wendell Potter's book is his distaste for his former employers' agenda. That exposes something that has long troubled me; too many PRs share the media's and the protesters' assumptions and criticisms of society.
PS essay in "A Sorry State" (it's a book)
My essay on corporate image building forms part of a new book from The New Culture Form, A Sorry State:
Coca-Cola's sponsorship is all about them
Unless Coca-Cola was driven by cynicism, I can't see why a "families values" brand should even contemplate selecting Wayne Rooney as the embodiment of its reputation.
Starbucks' PR tweets stink
I've just laughed out loud at Lucy Kellaway's Weekend FT story about Twitter, and Starbucks'
New PR agency redefines celeb PR
Media Release: Rough Diamond PR launched today. Slogan: "We're as mean as the media...." . We'
It's the politics, stupid!
Outside of celebrity gossip, sport reports and puff pieces, most news dissemination around the world is fundamentally political.
Newspapers are
Mssrs Blair and Hague, and sex and risk and leadership...
Tony Blair's memoirs are the most confessional in years from a world leader. The devout Catholic convert explains
"UN exonerates Shell in Niger Delta"
According to The Guardian's John Vidal, the UN is set to report that Shell is responsible for just
Musing on PR, privacy & confidence - part 2
What are we PRs to do with the troublesome issue of privacy? We certainly have an interest in leading this
Musing on PR, privacy and confidence - part 1
Google's Eric Schmidt says we should be able to reinvent our identity at will. That's daft.
