Oct

31

In America as well as in England recently two new ideas have been developed to organize the work in pr even more efficient.

The British are testing a system which allows important representatives from politics and economics to be on a group photo without any need to get physicial contact or even be at the same place at the same time like the group. A first test of this system acomplished by the english secretary of culture James Purnell wasn`t very much successful though.


Screen Shot from the article in the Telegraph, which is linked above.

The U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency, FEMA, thought that press conferences would be so much more harmoncial and as well faster when they would be done without any single journalist. Having workers to ask the questions also gives the possibility to prepair much nicer answers. You don`t think so? Well:

Oct

30

I just have found this excellent clip on YouTube. May seem to be a little kitschy or overdone to some people, but in fact it contains quite a lot of wisdom.

Oct

28

Ok, this is a small and short one. I do not really have a clue about the news-categories at CNN, but I could have imagined that it is rather a topic for “Politics”, “World” or perhaps even “U.S.”, when the CNN chief news executive (who?) is “stepped back”, because of some critical remarks about the growing number of dead journalists in Iraq. Well, it seems that the colleagues found it rather “entertaining”.

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