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Tag Archives: PR
Police bust PR companies for illegal deletion of news and social media postings
On December 5, the People’s Daily published a report about a police investigation into companies that offer services to delete news items and social media postings from the Internet. The article does not, of course, mention that the biggest deleter of information … Continue reading
Posted in Business and the Economy, Crime and Corruption, Internet and Media
Tagged Danwei.com, PR, social media
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Online video and PR in China
Blogger and PR executive Will Moss on social media, online video and PR in China.
Sanlu milk powder covers the Sahara
Sanlu’s September 2008 TV commercial for Western media, with the copy “For the past 15 years we have enough sale volume covered the entire sahara desert”. The ‘volume’ refers to milk powder.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged advertising, food safety, marketing, melamine, milk, PR, PR crisis, Sanlu
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BMW spontaneous combustion
Information Times (信息时报): Today’s Information Times reported that a BMW car burst into flames and exploded on the road yesterday in Baiyun district, Guangzhou.
Multinationals and their sins in China
Excerpts from an article by Paul French: ‘Why is China different for western brands?’
Posted in Business
Tagged branding, Burger King, CSR, environment, food safety, green development, HSBC, LVMH, McDonalds, Minute Maid, multinational corporations, Paul French, PR, Sexy Beijing, Starbucks, subway
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A Shanghai baby talks about old China
Graham Earnshaw republishes old books on China; China’s PR crises; child labor; green Olympics; local officials vs. central government; overseas students speak; Han in Xinjiang.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged books, child labor, Graham Earnshaw, green Olympics, local politics, PR, Shanghai
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China bashing and the reverse
The Chinese government and PR; China bashing returns; High speed rail; Grace Wang speaks; miracle health products; visa situation; Xinjiang and the future; Clinton’s adviser quits; 17 Party Congress book.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged AmCham, Clinton, Grace Wang, Party Congress, politics, PR, railways, Xinjiang
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Danwei Picks: 2008-01-04
Imagethief on Green Olympics PR, GVO on Hu Jia’s detention, and the Financial Times on SAFE Investment and the Chinese government.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Hu Jia, PR, SAFE, Zeng Jinyan
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China Businesscast: Olympics Marketing Part 4
In this episode I speak with the PR executive at Ketchum Newscan who is handling the Olympics campaign for Lenovo.
Posted in Business, Business and Finance, Danwei FM, Media and Advertising, Olympic Diary — Beijing 2008, Public Relations
Tagged advertising, bbs, blogs, marketing, Olympics, politics, PR
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Bad PR week for Western brands, or just turbulence?
This week has seen two prominent Western companies in PR hot water in China. Electrolux An assistant to a senior Electrolux executive has become an Internet celebrity after revealing photographs of her were hacked from an American man’s password-protected photo … Continue reading
Posted in Public Relations
Tagged bribery, business, Carrefour, corruption, crime, Electrolux, graft, PR, public relations
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