Things Go Worse With Coke
Submitted by Bob Burton on
From the Killer Coke campaign
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WWF Greenwashes Coca-Cola
Submitted by John Stauber on
As Ronald Reagan loved to remark, "There they go again." WWF, the corporate-funded environmental giant often accused of taking greenbacks in return for greenwashing its corporate benefactors,
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Unilever: "Viva Marketing!"
Submitted by Diane Farsetta on
The multinational consumer product company Unilever "has launched ViveMejor, a multimedia marketing initiative that targets the Hispanic community" in the U.S. The PR firm Edelman's multicultural practice is heading communications for the campaign. The campaign includes a magazine, "distributed for free at grocery stores and online ...
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Shell's Broadwater Gathers ACORN's Support
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Newsday reports on a successful cooptation of the activist group No
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Nuclear Greenwashing
Submitted by Sheldon Rampton on
Professional Greenpeace turncoat Patrick Moore is going around with a slide show that "isn't as slick as Al Gore's," writes Amanda Witherell, promoting nuclear power as a safe, clean, reliable and emissions-free solution to
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Nigerian Election Good For U.S. Consultants
Submitted by Bob Burton on
Joe Trippi
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Young, Reliable "Activists" Outed as Corporate Spooks
Submitted by Bob Burton on
A private investigation company, Thompson & Clark Investigations, employed agents to infiltrate environmental, peace and animal rights groups in New Zealand, investigative journalist Nicky Hager has revealed.
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One Sham Nuclear Review Replaces Another
Submitted by Bob Burton on
In a signal that the departure of Tony Blair as British Prime Minister won't result in any major policy shifts, Prime Minister-elect Gordon Brown has supported the construction of up to eight new nuclear power stations.
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Hillary's Poison Penn
Submitted by Diane Farsetta on
U.S.
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Prices High, Credibility Low for Oil Industry
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