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Amended:
Sorry--this wasn't meant to be published. It was a placeholder and a few notes for a possible full-length post. Apologies to all those who thought I'd got lazy and decided to move the tweet format into my regular blog posts.
However, for posterity, here are those notes: Why child-singing-gate is a PR perfect stormAll the ...
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Good post from Stan Abrams at China Hearsay on companies (and individuals) being shamed into making contributions to earthquake relief:Humiliating individuals and enterprises for not contributing enough
to earthquake relief is taking all this a bit too far. I applaud
everyone, public and private, who has donated, physically participated
in ...
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Nationalist outrage succumbs to low, low prices. And lowering of the control rods by the government. From the New York Times: On Thursday, the first day of a planned boycott against Carrefour, a French department store chain here, there were a few low-key protests around the country but most Carrefour outlets did a brisk business in peanut oil, ...
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From ESWN, a translation of a China Business story (δΈ) that gets under the hood of Carrefour's crisis management in China following the calls for a boycott. The story is very critical of Carrefour's management of the issue, and its worth a read for anyone interested in crisis communication in China:It is not known what emergency meetings were held ...
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