First thing’s first, please forgive me for jumping on the bandwagon and writing a snow-related blog, and secondly for the awful pun used in my title. Having said that, is anyone else part bemused and part annoyed at the UK’s reaction and general dealing with the snow situation? Parts of the UK have indeed had ‘raw’ deal but there’s less than a couple of inches actually settled in London and yet transport in the City comes to a standstill. Hasn’t anyone thought about implementing a contingency plan that actually works?
Posts which have the tag ‘bad pr’
This time next year we’ll be millionaires
Friday, December 3rd, 2010
In recent news, Fiji Water – the drink of choice for the 2009 Oscars and Barack Obama’s election night in 2008, was left with no choice but to close its plant last week due to an increased tax levy imposed by the Fijian government. The levy was introduced in an increasing unstable situation by the military occupied Pacific island Hundreds of jobs could have potentially been lost, but after two days the plant reopened again, agreeing to comply with the tax levy. Fiji Water is a major exporter and income generator for the country and therefore significant boost for the unstable economy. But within those couple of days, it got us all debating – would Fiji Water still be Fiji Water if it no longer came from Fiji?
Wednesday, November 24th, 2010
Following the exciting news of Prince William and Kate Middleton’s engagement, the couple has been a magnet for media attention. While William has grown up in the lime light, is comfortable around the cameras and has been taught how to deal with the press appropriately, it is all new Kate and those flashing lights must enough for anyone to think twice about entering into a relationship with a royal which comes with the commitment to the notorious paparazzi.
William Hague: when PR goes wrong
Friday, September 3rd, 2010
The PR storm that’s brewing around foreign secretary William Hague shows no sign of abating. If anything, it’s likely that the Sunday papers will go to town on what – to all intents and purposes – should have been a non-story. That this isn’t already resigned to history, merely highlights how badly things have been handled.
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