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Oregonian opens curtains on devious PR behavior

This is the kind of press report that drives me buggy. The Oregonian reporter Jeff Mapes, on Oregonlive pulls the curtain on the horrible goings on an Oregon PR firm that dares to help a chemical company defend its product. … Continue reading

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Orange juice import ban reflects a smoldering crisis

On January 11 the FDA announced it was banning imports of orange juice from all foreign countries. This is a serious action. The mere possibility of it caused orange juice futures to soar to an all-time high.The impact on US … Continue reading

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Huffington Post publishes an article I really like!

Yes, I must admit that I probably don’t fit the profile of the typical HuffPost reader. Part of that online filter bubble thing I just blogged about. But today they published an article I really, really like–and it even has … Continue reading

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Who's a reporter when it comes to press credentials?

One of my esteemed colleagues sent me a question about policy relating to press credentials today. A very relevant issue for many. The old rules don’t apply in the era of new media. But it certainly doesn’t mean you give … Continue reading

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