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February 19th, 2010 | 
Author: The blogs I’ve been posting over the last few days have stirred up a certain amount of comment – the one on Tiger Woods has even spread as far afield as India, as this article on the India Today website shows.
The blog discussing the debate I participated in on Monday has stirred up some comment too – there’s also a blog from the chair of the event, Trevor Morris, comparing Max Clifford to Marmite, which is well worth a read. It’s on director general of the PRCA Francis Ingham’s blog. Click here to find out more.
Posted in Mark My Words | 
Tags: francis ingham, india today, marmite, max clifford, prca, tiger woods, trevor morris | 
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Celebrity, Brands and Risk
I’m taking part in a couple of debates in the next few days. First up is Risky Business: Risk and Reputation, an early morning debate on the nature of risk, this Thursday, February 11th, at the Cass Business School. Given the year just gone and the way the financial crisis has played out, it should be an interesting and possibly heated debate Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in THE FAME FORMULA or In Search Of The Sons Of Barnum |
Tags: advertising, bauer media, brands, cass, celebrity, danger, dollars, heat, john cridland, john terry, julian linley, lord levene, max clifford, philip booth, PR, risk, tiger woods, tommy helsby, trevor beattie, trevor morris, university, westminster |
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