I have said previously that Rolls Royce needs to think about the way it comes across. A great company but sometimes a tad too slow to respond – notably in light of the Quantas (Trent 900) saga. I’ve been told that they are in a tricky balancing act here which
So I had the bike, I had a route/s but I had no shirt. I thought an average footy top would do but it slowly dawned on me that this would be an error. Enter Flairmonkey . I’d met Brad Legrand, one of two Directors of this Nottingham-based sportswear firm,
I’ve decided to put my mouth to good use. It had to happen some time. Please contribute in some small way if you can to this excellent cause. In essence, I’ll be leaving the warm confines of the office this month and heading off on my bike across the region
Rolls Royce has seen around $1.5bn wiped off its stock market value since the dramatic failure of one of its engines aboard a Qantas A380 last week. See this video for a great outline from the BBC. And yet, the response from their PR team (if indeed it was them
So, having watched www.inafishbowl.com develop with great interest I thought it was high time I threw my hat into the bowl. Diving in…One of the guys at Soshi Games asked whether all publicity was good publicity. It seems they are beign inundated with requests from the media. Sounds great right?
I’m writing for http://www.creativenottingham.com/ this week and thought I’d respond to a survey that says we don’t make enough of Robin Hood in Nottingham. I’m not sure. Is he outdated or under-used? Are we mising a huge trick here? I suspect we could do a lot more with him –
So, after all that, Rooney signs a new contract. Well, that scuppers my original blog on the PR battle between the two biggest egos at Old Trafford. I was going to suggest that whatever the outcome, United and Ferguson had gained more support from the neutrals and the United support
Well this will be interesting to revisit next year….Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg snaffled the Communicator of the Year gong in last night’s PRWeek Awards 2010. The judges made up of senior PR types praised Clegg for his general election comms campaign that “positioned him as a fresh alternative
what the whole event has missed since the potential PR disaster first began to loom on the horizon was a clear communications strategy. Not until the 11th hour, with the intervention of chief minister Sheila Dikshit, has there been a “face” to clarify, cajole and explain the difficult situation.