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Tag Archives: Julia Gillard
Shame no PR disaster for Alan Jones over Gillard attack
As an aggressive social media campaign compels advertisers to withdraw their support of the Alan Jones’ radio show, I read a neat precis by Troy Dodds of WA who summarises the issues neatly. And for me, it’s not a PR … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrity, Media, Politics, PR Disasters
Tagged 2GB, Alan Jones, father died of shame, Julia Gillard, PR disaster, social media campaign
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Qantas PR disaster; only short-term pain predicted
Speaking on ABC regional radio this morning, ‘PR disasters’ author Gerry McCusker made the following observations: Qantas and CEO Alan Joyce were addressing a business imperative, not a brand challenge. Via a skilful PR team, they had probably calculated that … Continue reading
Posted in Public Relations
Tagged Alan Joyce, Gerry McCusker, Julia Gillard, PR analyst, PR disaster, Qantas strike, unions
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Gillard, Arbib and the empty chair PR disaster
Apparently, Aussie PM Julia Gillard banned a senior Labour honcho – Mark Arbib – from appearing on the country’s most credible political panel discussion (Q&A) last night. Mischievously, the producers left Arbib’s seat empty thereby creating a risible talking point … Continue reading
Posted in Botched PR jobs, Government, Media, Politics, Public Relations, Public Speaking
Tagged Julia Gillard, Mark Arbib, PR disaster, Q&A
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