global discussion. local perspectives.
I have pondered about entering into this very interesting and unique debate opportunity about our subject and after reading a few postings I am now convinced that as a citizen of Africa (South Africa to be precise), I have a voice.
My friends, when you feel ‘cornered’ there are at least two ways to react: step back or accelerate. I am happy to inform you that I have decided to accelerate, and from the day after tomorrow (Sunday, April 15, Italian time) this blog will have exhausted its function and will move on to a cooperative blog under the new url www.prconversations.com , where I will be joined, initially by five other regular contributors from as...
Here is an interesting debate which both Strumpette and Jack O’Dwyer have kicked off: it is ethical for a public relations professional to represent a seemingly unethical client?
Just received news that our iranian colleagues have an english language blogpost. Check it out. Well worth it! http://iranprblog.blogspot.com/
Time for an afterthought. This blog has now been accessible for three months. It’s time to reconsider and evaluate.
This blog was made available to the public yesterday September 1 and, first of all, I must apologize to visitors for having decided to temporarily remove my interview with Harold Burson which I had originally posted…..