The Report Behind Kenneth Tomlinson's Jump
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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting's (CPB) Inspector-General, Kenneth A.
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Guilds Gird for a Fight on Product Placement
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A Few Good Images
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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
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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Corporate Blogging in the Slow Lane
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After the recent BlogOn 2005 conference in New York City, Burson-Marsteller's Lisa Poulson bemoaned the suspicion that bloggers have for corporations. "My overall impression is that the gap between where the blogosphere veterans are and where corporations are not only vast but also actually harmful," she told PR Week.
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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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Not Too Many Miers Admirers
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Two new conservative campaigns are urging Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers to withdraw her name from consideration, or have President Bush withdraw it.
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TV Nation Building
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The Emperor Doesn't Disclose: Why the Fight Against Fake News Continues
Like much news that's damaging to the Bush administration, the report came out on a Friday.
Since then, it's gotten little media attention -- just 41 mentions in U.S. newspapers and wire stories, according to a news database search on October 11. That's remarkably sparse coverage for a story showing that the U.S. government has been engaged in illegal propaganda aimed at its own citizens.
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