Danny Rogers: Industry can drive comms ethics debate
03 May 2012 | by Danny Rogers
since dropped among more enlightened global corporations such as Unilever. CEO Paul Polman - who last ...
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, a story that alerted global media and Amnesty International. The fact is controversy and crises ...
since dropped among more enlightened global corporations such as Unilever. CEO Paul Polman - who last ...
of global corporate culture. No doubt there will be much unfavourable comment on the money that flows ...
already large portfolio of global marcoms brands. This is an optimistic premium model that has so far ...
to a survey this week by global PR network Ketchum.
an undisputed global centre of comms expertise, but this position owes a great deal to London's reputation as the global media capital. If the power and influence of the UK media diminishes, does not the argument hold that the UK comms industry also takes a hit to its own global standing and claims of influence? What ...
into truly pan-global operations or remain fleet-footed niche players. The same logic arguably applies ... drops in share price recently. The sheer scale of global marcoms businesses like WPP have protected ... that have high fixed costs, but operate on a scale that cannot be called truly global. Many practitioners ...
of bridging the gap between our team and what is a huge global audience and huge demand'. The subtext ...
from perfect. While Wikipedia can damage reputations quickly and globally, the right of reply ...
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