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British Airways is taking off and decending at the same time. The American Airlines deal will certainly help both ailing airlines. Some PR News too, may actually signal a "take off" with regard to emerging BA services. BA just announced the hiring of one of the most respected transportation voices in the business, the Agnes Huff Agency.
France's national soccer team is facing a new wave of bad PR after the poor performance at the recently ended World Cup. Star footballers Frank Ribery and Karim Benzema are involved in a sex scandal, facing questioning for having allegedly solicited an underage prostitute.
Telemarketing--everyone hates getting those intrusive telephone calls, but businesses have to keep up the practice of cold calling prospective customers because it really works, right?
The online travel market will soon be the most hotly contested market on the web. A new UK startup, Kakunu, launches one of the slickest platforms in some time. But, a slick interface and TripAdvisor type suggestions may not be enough to drive users in droves. Regardless, Kukunu is a very nice development, at least for a very early stage startup.
Yomego has recently launched My Social Media Reputation, a service to measure brands' online reputation and provide recommendations for improvement.
Birmingham Royal Ballet has recently retained Clive Reeves Public Relations to deliver PR support for Ballet, Birmingham & Me, a two-year youth program
America's future should not be in the hands of a few huge corporations, "in pocket" politicians, but in the best hands to overcome the country's problems, the people's. 30 million Americans CAN do something about job creation and uplifting a country, a world. Lynn Tilton, and other experts with good ideas, are not being listened to. You are not being listened to.
In the past couple of days, there has been a great deal of skepticism surrounding the good nature and past actions of former New York Yankees' owner George Steinbrenner. At the same time, there are plenty of injured hearts grieving the loss of announcer Bob Sheppard, who passed away just two days prior. All the while, media goes to great lengths to spin and cash in on a giant web of ugly.
San Pellegrino's international advertising campaign "Live in Italian" has been launched in the USA. The concept by Ogilvy & Mather features black and white photos taken by famous photographer Elliott Erwitt, capturing S. Pellegrino's sparkling water in every day life circumstances.
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