THE BOOZE BIN By Pia Mara Finkell (@piamara) The blogosphere has been abuzz with chatter and predictions since the most powerful voice (and palate) in the wine industry, Robert Parker, announced this week that he intends to step down as editor-in-chief of The Wine Advocate (TWA) – the powerful wine publication he founded over 34 [...]
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The Price of Reputation
June 15, 2010 – 12:08 am
by Mike Mulvihill How much is your company’s reputation worth? In the case of BP, apparently the U.S. government’s estimate is $20 billion. That’s how much the government has told BP it must set aside in an escrow account to restore public trust in BP, and, oh by the way, to expedite payments to [...]
Toyota Took Risks. Did PR Know?
February 5, 2010 – 12:22 am
The recent massive recall at Toyota, aside from breathing new life into a moribund General Motors (an Obama conspiracy?), raises an interesting question for public relations folks. If your management makes a conscious decision to take more risks in manufacturing, is it also obligated to communicate this strategy’s potential impact to stakeholders, particularly customers and investors? The [...]
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