Liberal blogger Arianna Huffington, publisher of the Huffington Post, poses an ages-old question to both contenders for the Presidency, “So, guys, what’s the story?”
At CommCore, we’re not taking sides in the Presidential race. Read more
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CHAIN, CHAIN, CHAIN…CHAIN OF FOOLS
The shocking report by Special Investigator and former FBI Director Louis Freeh on the conduct of Penn State University officials during the buildup to the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse scandal demonstrates how a slow, hidebound institutional culture and chain of command can exacerbate a crisis to disastrous proportions. Read more
A New “Tobacco Moment”
When a respected publication like The Economist proclaims a scandal as global finance’s “tobacco moment,” you know it’s not referring to your average PR-crisis. The furor over Barclays’ alleged LIBOR interest rate fixing is not likely to go away anytime soon for two reasons, both of which should give finance execs pause:
• Experts agree that Barclays represents only the tip of the iceberg. Read more
3D.1H.5K. – EDELMAN, WCG AND COMMCORE SUCCESSFULLY PARTNER AT AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ONCOLOGY ANNUAL MEETING TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ALEX’S LEMONADE STAND
Sometimes, in the agency world, folks can cross the proverbial aisle to come together and really make a positive impact. Earlier this month, Edelman, WCG and CommCore joined came together during the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) annual conference in Chicago to help further cancer research. Read more
The Real Bridge to Nowhere
British Treasury Minister Chloe Smith is one up on Sarah Palin; the Conservative MP fell off “a bridge to nowhere” on live TV in front of millions of viewers.
Enter Ms.
Read more Reputation Matters!
The Reputation Institutereleased its list of The World’s Most Reputable Companies. In Forbes, Jacquelyn Smith discussed key areas all companies – large, small, B2B or B2C – should consider when establishing a brand or managing their reputation.
Read more F-Bomb!
F-bombs, four letter words, and other profanity are popping up much more frequently in the media these days. The standards of what is acceptable — on cable, YouTube and movies – is evolving.
Read more What David Stern Can Learn From Bryce Harper
Hackles were up everywhere after sports/talk host Jim Rome asked National Basketball Association Commissioner David Stern on Wednesday if the NBA Lottery was fixed. Stern’s retort – after scolding Rome for asking the question in the first place – was to ask Rome, “Have you stopped beating your wife yet?”
Read more No “Crash and Burn” In This Case
The back-to-back car accidents involving Secretary of Commerce John Bryson this past weekend could have ended up burning the fingers of an Obama administration already trying to manage the President’s “private sector is doing fine” PR-fire. Read more
Linked-Out! LinkedIn Data Breach: Response Must Be Quick, Often and Communicate Action
In the world of cyber vulnerabilities, LinkedIn is the latest company to learn that there are two types of organizations in the world: Those who know they’ve been hacked and those that have been hacked and don’t know it.
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