GM Faces Safety Probe for Brake Problems
In a year where the entire auto industry is at the mercy of the public, consumers prompt a U.S. safety probe into GM vehicles.
04/09/2010
In a year where the entire auto industry is at the mercy of the public, consumers prompt a U.S. safety probe into GM vehicles.
Proper nouns come into play. Scrabble rules change. Or do they? Curious? Read on!
Just when you thought that group brainstorming is the best way to go to get new ideas, research shows that this might actually block the best ideas…
Many users are reporting login issues for Wachovia Online Banking today. Like Bank of America in January, Wachovia’s response to the crisis is poor, if not inexistent.
GM’s recall of 1.3 million autos for what they say is a “minor” steering problem, reveals another type of negligence for the once mighty corporation – mediocre PR. Suggesting a steering failure, of any kind, is acceptable for auto consumers is ludicrous to the extreme. Just like Toyota, GM appears
Speyside CR, is by extension a tested and refined corporate communications giant. Co-founders Alistair McLeish and Ian Herbison announced the opening of the company’s offices in San Paulo, Brazil. In a conversation with Herbison, Everything PR News gleaned a window into the vision of two of the most successful corporate
Water on the moon was just discovered by NASA. LCROSS has been a success from an objective point of view, but some question spending millions to discover what is already theoretically known. Space pioneer Buzz Aldrin applauds the mission, but suggests we should be colonizing Mars by now. Maybe this
Just when you thought the economy was at zero growth, Walmart expands their market to the dead. News today reveals that the company will now offer caskets, urns, and even funeral jewelry to their valued customers.
Restructure will see BBC Worldwide’s PR operation report directly to the corporation’s communications director, Ed Williams.
