to remove filtersTALKING TO THE ENEMY
31 Oct 1997 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
. Still, Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth (FoE), the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and other ...
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Coming back in from the cold: After years of playing the global outcasts South African businesses are having to learn how to walk again in the international business world - and are leaning heavily on PR in their efforts. Kate Nicholas reports
12 Dec 1997 | by KATE NICHOLAS
Wildlife Trust and Greenpeace. There are no real lobbying consultancies although a large number of ...
THIS WEEK’S BIG QUESTION: Can pressure groups shift from confrontation to co-operation?
24 Oct 1997 | by SIMON O’CONNELL
A recent Greenpeace conference was addressed by BP s chief executive John Browne...A recent Greenpeace conference was addressed by BP s chief executive John Browne Simon ...
Editorial: Under pressure to co-operate
17 Oct 1997 | by SIMON LEWIS, president of the Institute
close, the ripples from that 1994 sea and media battle between Shell and Greenpeace are still making...close, the ripples from that 1994 sea and media battle between Shell and Greenpeace are still making ...
Wootliff to steer Greenpeace communications
05 Sep 1997 | by KAREN DEMPSEY
Greenpeace International has appointed Jonathan Wootliff as its new communications director...Greenpeace International has appointed Jonathan Wootliff as its new communications director ...
Judge and Jury: BP beats the odds with slick handling in the PR department - The outcome of Greenpeace’s recent protest on BP’s Stena Dee platform in the Fionaven oil field may mark a new PR strategy for the oil industry, says Carl Courtne
05 Sep 1997 | by CARL COURTNEY
exploration on the Fionaven field, which Greenpeace believed would have inevitable environmental damage ...
Editorial: Brute force isn’t the way to win.
27 Jun 1997 | by By EUGENE BACOT.
allegations, and defuse protesters attacks by being seen to address their concerns. When Greenpeace ...
Corporate Reputation: Tarnished image is Golden Arches’ prize -
27 Jun 1997 | by By FRANCES LEE.
organisation London Greenpeace. The case was billed as Goliath against David. A dollars 31billion a year ...
Platform: Tuning into the future of broadcasting - Ignoring developments in TV and radio won’t make them go away. Firms should be planning around new tech, says Anthony Hayward
20 Jun 1997 | by ANTHONY HAYWARD
after Greenpeace s controversial television campaign sank Shell s reputation - but kept Brent Spar ...
FOCUS: INTERNET - Pulling threads out of the Web/Agencies investing in Web development are discovering a rich source of income beyond the scope of PR and marketing
06 Jun 1997 | by TOM DAWN
to the sites of pressure gourps,such as Greenpeace. Recently it was shortlisted for one of the ...
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