A Look Inside the Dictators' Lobby
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McDonald's Wants in the "Mom-to-Mom Dialogue"
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PR Week has more on McDonald's "moms' quality correspondence" PR campaign. The fast food giant met with the six mothers in early June, "at the company's global headquarters in Oak Brook, IL. Future interactions will include a visit to a beef supplier in August and a 'farm field' and produce supplier in September. ...
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Michael Evans, A General in God's Army
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Bill Berkowitz reports on the rise of Michael D. Evans: "In recent appearances on two U.S. cable news networks, he was slinging and zinging -- the well-rehearsed pitchman for the Biblical 'End Times' was dead certain that 'Iran is going to have to be attacked' before 2008.
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Join the Discussion: New Forums for Communication on SourceWatch
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The SourceWatch staff has recently created two new forums for citizen journalists on SourceWatch to communicate with each other about what's going on in the site: a Yahoo group and a Community Portal.
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Coke's Water Deal Omits India
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When Coca-Cola announced it would fund a joint water conservation initiative with WWF, it identified seven major water reserves around the world where it would fund projects. But none of the projects will be in India, where the company has been embroiled in controversy.
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Publisher to End Arms Affair
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A display at a DSEI exhibition
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PR Firm Sought To Spin Nuclear Waste Concerns
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The U.S. Department of Energy's (DoE's) "division in charge of disposal and storage of spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste, notably the controversial Yucca Mountain project, is on the hunt for a PR firm to develop its communications and public outreach," reports O'Dwyer's.
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McDonald's Clowns Around With Moms and Words
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In an attempt to deflect criticism that its fast food makes children fat, McDonald's is recruiting mothers as "quality correspondents" to observe and report on its operations.
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Another Nuclear Shill in Lamb's Clothing
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New Participatory Project: Updating Profiles on Think Tanks
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Some of the highest traffic pages in SourceWatch are those on the proliferating number of think tanks scattered around the world. Keeping track of what their latest projects are, their finances and key personnel is a challenge. That's where you come in.
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