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[PR CONVERSATIONS] Why don't PR Awards walk the talk on evaluation? : PR CONVERSATIONS: The primary objective of creating the MRP system was the development of a simple, standardized reporting system that can be widely accepted and utilized with ease to measure any type of editorial coverage (i.e. print, broadcast, online) stemming from proactive media relations campaigns, crisis communications or unplanned media attention.

[B2C Marketing Insider] Case Study - Raising the Profile of Pentura | B2C Marketing Insider: During the 12month campaign 90 press articles were generated.  100% of the press coverage was positive towards Pentura.  Press coverage included a range of UK and pan European technology trade, security and channel media including Computer Weekly, Data Centre Journal, Pro-SecurityZone, SecurityPark, Network Security Edge, Global Security, Silicon.com, CRN and Microscope.

[Untitled] The English Defense League: The New Face of Europe? «: Support the EDL or loathe them (and my inclination is towards the latter for the reasons you have advanced) how can anyone reasonably call for the EDL to be banned (as I have read elsewhere) when we are told that thousands of Muslims with Islamist sympathies are in the wind and are untraceable by the police, when the police in Bedfordshire seem utterly incapable of acting against Islamist trouble makers in Luton and Islamist jihadi organisations like Hizb-ut-Tahrir are allowed to continue to spread their poison?

[Ellen on Windsor Business] Why Windsor deserves some good PR - Ellen on Windsor Business: And here's a little nugget that I found interesting: according to a detailed analysis by accounting giant KPMG, we're a competitive place to do business compared to more than 100 cities and regions across North America and Europe. ...

[Blog: Used Dell 8100 Notebook] Blog: Used Dell 8100 Notebook » Online Marine Study Book India: Published in 1869, it is Twain’s travel story through Europe and the Holy Land via a pleasure cruise. A pleasure to read, not only for Mark Twain’s clever observations, but also because it highlights the relationship between the Americans and Europeans during the 19th century and how each viewed their place in the world.

[Truthdig: Drilling Beneath the Headlines] Steven Hill: The China Superpower Hoax - Truthdig: Steve Hill is clearly knowledgeable about China, and he certainly identifies most of the country’s major problems: bankrupt State-owned enterprises (SOE’s), technically insolvent banks with huge quantities of non-performing loans, a ruling party lacking in ideas and the political will to change, a government addicted to creeping incrementalism out of fear of losing control, stifling of private enterprise and innovation, declining quality of life for millions of peasants, and the people’s own access to information, and to each other, via the Internet. Yet at the same time, he either ignores or diminishes the importance of foreign investment capital, building of thousands of new factories, a seemingly inexhaustible pool of cheap and willing labor, the Chinese people’s own rampant entrepreneurialism, and their enormous drive for material goods and a better life.

[Matthew Yglesias] Matthew Yglesias » Paul Ryan is a Man Who Takes His ...: Democrats might have a fair number that are motivated by the ego boost of saving puppies or class guilt, but I feel like the ends not justifying the means and respect for the rights of others are fairly central tenets. It might be asking a lot to expect our politicians to be cutthroat politically and procedurally but not ideologically.

[naked capitalism] Warren PR Push Intensifies as Evidence Against Her Succeeding ...: Look how much Paul O’Neill accomplished with his “bully pulpit”–and he was the Treasury Secretary! If you don’t have the President’s ear, having access to a microphone isn’t going to accomplish much.

[Machholz's Blog] The Irish property bubble made Las Vegas and Miami look like ...: Ireland is struggling to recover from one of Europe’s messiest real-estate busts, which has left its banks awash in souring loans to property developers that likely won’t be paid. The International Monetary Fund expects Ireland’s economy to contract by 0.5% this year, before growing 2.3% next year.

[Fold/Spindle/Mutilate 2.1] Fold/Spindle/Mutilate 2.1 » Blog Archive » THE IRAQ WAR ”” PART I ...: Indicates that war against Iraq “absent incontrovertible evidence of links to the September 11 attacks” would be highly problematic for France and Germany and that only British Prime Minister Tony Blair, “at substantial political cost,” would support a U.S. attack. Paris, Berlin and London share the Bush administration’s assessment that Iraq’s WMD capabilities are a threat, evidently based on intelligence that “Washington has shared ”¦ on this issue.” France will not support an attack on Iraq without a U.N. Security Council resolution, “incontrovertible evidence” of Iraqi links to 9/11, and consensus that diplomatic and other efforts would not suffice to “eliminate terrorist cells.” Among British concerns about what would be an exceptionally divisive Blair decision to support a U.S. war on Iraq is that “it could bring a radicalization of British Muslims, the great majority of whom opposed the September 11 attacks but are increasingly restive about what they see as an anti-Islamic campaign.”

[Machholz's Blog] “A Guarantee Too Far” | Machholz's Blog:             However, apart from the reality of supporting a burgeoning government and semi-state bureaucracy, the Irish government made a particularly disastrous mistake in the autumn of 2008 when the financial catastrophe first broke. In a mid-night crisis meeting, at Farmleigh (the former mansion of the Guinness family which now serves as a luxury bolt-hole for Irish elites)  the department of finance cajoled the ruling Fianna Fail party in power into not only guaranteeing banking deposits but also guaranteeing all bank bondholders.

[Walter Russell Mead's Blog] Save the Planet: Shop Walmart - Walter Russell Mead's Blog - The ...: I am not one of those people who believes that a free market economy doesn’t need regulation.  Countries like China really do need to adopt and enforce environmental and labor legislation that prevents manufacturers from meeting Walmart’s cost targets by hiring child workers and dumping toxic sludge in the river.  Here in the United States workers also deserve some basic protections, and it is the duty of both the political system and the moral leaders of society to draw the line between legitimate competition and unacceptable levels of exploitation.  Walmart’s failures, and the failures of other companies in similar situations, partly reflect the failure of the world to think through these important human issues with sufficient care.  One reason governments need to slim down their size and their role is so that they can concentrate more effectively on what really matters, and the delicate and difficult tasks of policing the labor market against unacceptable abuses and protecting the environment are among the things that truly count.

[WATPR - Web Advertising & Technology Press Releases] ITIL Expert Certification: The Benefits of Investing in ITIL ...: ITpreneurs, the global leader in IT Service Management (ITSM) training solutions, today announced that it will conduct a global Webinar on September 24, 2010, entitled “Benefits of investing in ITIL Expert training and certification.” Presented by Brian Bourne, an internationally recognized ITSM guru and ITIL v3 Expert, this Webinar will discuss how investing in advanced ITIL training can improve the returns from ITIL programs and how achieving ITIL Expert certification can positively impact the performance and careers of IT professionals.

[Indigenous Peoples Issues and Resources] Human Rights Council Hears Presentation By Special Rapporteur On ...: MIR TAHIR MASSOD, of International Human Rights Association of American Minorities, said the situation of human rights in Indian-occupied Kashmir was grave, as the armed forces were given blanket powers, and the situation had seriously deteriorated in recent months. Each peaceful demonstration had been brutalised by the security forces without provocation and with the sanction of the authorities.

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