The Fake News Hydra Still Bites
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The mythical hydra
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O'Dwyer's PR Services Report, October 2005
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Rolled Up Sleeves
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Why Wal-Mart Spins
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Evangelical PR
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Mike Paul, the president of the New York-based MGP & Associates PR, counts amongst his clients the conservative Black evangelical Bishop Harry Jackson's High-Impact Leadership Coalition.
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Rove Corrals Corallo for PR Help
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As the Associated Press and other sources reported that "Karl Rove escaped indictment in the (Valerie Plame) CIA leak case Friday but remained under investig
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New Lobby Chief Says PR Ethics Codes Inadequate
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The recently appointed head of the International Communications Consultancy Organisation (ICCO), Fleishman-Hillard Executive Vice President John Saunders, believes the PR industry needs to toughen up its ethics rules. ICCO is a global umbrella group for PR consultancies and their trade associations. Following the recent ICCO summit in Prague, Saunders told PR Week, "We need to devote more energy to ethics.
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And Now, for the Local Fake News
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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, from the city government's website
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Cheney-Rumsfeld Cabal's Amateur Hour
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Lawrence Wilkerson, who served as chief of staff at the State Department until early this year, publicly blasted the Bush Administration, including accusing George W.
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Monsanto's Anti-Politics Machine
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"One large and important producer of genetically modified (GM) crops - Monsanto - has engineered public opinion to reduce critical scrutiny," writes a group of South African, Mexican and American academic researchers.
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The Plame Blame Game?
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"With indictments" in the Plame leak case possibly looming, "Republicans are preparing a public relations blitz aimed at shoring up public support for the Bush administration," writes the Boston Globe. "The outlines ...
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