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Pill Shills and Marketing Ills

11.05.2008 20:35    prwatch.org
Prozac Nation: Revisited," a show that aired on U.S. National Public Radio member stations, "featured four prestigious medical experts discussing the controversial link between antidepressants and suicide. ... All four said that worries ... have been overblown." But the show


Ohio Governor Snuffs out Ohio Anti-Smoking Foundation

11.05.2008 10:58    prwatch.org
The Ohio state legislature has seized $230 million from to the state's Tobacco Prevention Foundation and diverted it other uses. In the late 1990s, Ohio and other states sued the major tobacco companies to recover billions of dollars spent treating

Where There's PR Smoke, There's Grassfire.org, Dude

11.05.2008 10:58    prwatch.org
Columnist Dimitri Vassilaros received a news release about a grassroots "petition to stop climate alarmism" and attacking Al Gore's work. He checked it out and found that "for an organization that claims 'we are grassroots to the core,' Grassfire.org acts

The True Story of a Bogus Blog

11.05.2008 10:58    prwatch.org
Writing for AdWeek, Andrew Adam Newman reports that a deceptive PR campaign on behalf of the Coach bag company has become "the latest illustration of how a buzz-seeking stunt may backfire." Led by Paul Werth Associates, an Ohio PR firm,

Colombia Seeks UK PR Help

11.05.2008 10:58    prwatch.org
The Colombian government -- which is dogged by controversy over its human rights record -- is seeking help from British PR firms to help promote a "modern" image amongst journalists and politicians. Colombia's deputy head of mission in the UK,

Weekly Radio Spin: Better Living Through Chemical Warfare?

11.05.2008 10:58    prwatch.org
Listen to this week's edition of the "Weekly Radio Spin," the Center for Media and Democracy's audio report on the stories behind the news. This week, we look at radio shows on drugs, when U.S. think tanks meddle overseas, and

When Recycling Isn't: Lessons from a Nuclear Industry Conference

11.05.2008 10:58    prwatch.org
Sign displayed at the NEI conferenceI learned many things at the Nuclear Energy Institute's (NEI's) annual meeting, but perhaps none more surprising than this: When nuclear power executives discuss the state of their industry, they highlight many of the same

Like Taking Candy from a Baby

11.05.2008 10:58    prwatch.org
Consumer Reports Webwatch has posted several YouTube videos showing examples of kids' internet experiences, such as the example above showing a child's reaction to being told that his "free trial" is expiring.Consumer Reports Webwatch and the Mediatech Foundation have published

Contractors Gone Wild, Media Gone Missing

11.05.2008 10:58    prwatch.org
Bruce Falconer is calling out the mainstream media for ignoring the disturbing testimony that dominated recent U.S. Senate hearings into corruption by private contractors in Iraq. The testimony came from whistleblowers Frank Cassaday, Linda Warren (both former employees of Kellogg,

Forbes.com launches new homepage

11.05.2008 10:50    cyberjournalist.net
Forbes.com's new and improved home page, which offers site visitors easier access to the site's community applications, user feedback and affiliated properties. ... [visit site to read more]

Webby Award winners

11.05.2008 10:50    cyberjournalist.net
have been announced. ... [visit site to read more]

Statewide Coverage: Finding and Filling Some Gaps

11.05.2008 10:50    cyberjournalist.net
The Zonie Report is an online, independent media site that covers statewide issues in an unusual way. At a time when news organizations are struggling for innovative ways to cover state news see the recent story sharing partnership in Ohio,

The Chinese threat in the Indian Ocean

11.05.2008 10:06    rediff.com
At a cursory look, the development of a new strategic submarine by China appear to be of marginal impact on India as Sanya base is far away from Indian shores and as such ground-based missiles in China could be deployed

Dr Singh is nothing but a mukhauta!

11.05.2008 10:06    rediff.com
Does anyone believe for a moment that T R Baalu cares two hoots for a man without a mandate who happens to be living in Race Course Road by sheer accident?'

Finding love on a flight

11.05.2008 10:06    rediff.com
My best friend just moved to San Francisco, doesn't really know anyone there. You guys should really get together,' the passenger was telling the air hostess, who he had first seen, half an hour back.

India - The emerging giant, or has it emerged?

11.05.2008 10:06    rediff.com
Arvind Panagariya's recent book, though remarkable, has been one-sided in some respects.

What's ailing the Delhi airport

11.05.2008 10:06    rediff.com
Are DIAL and GMR, which is spearheading the process, so inefficient?

Politics has defeated the purpose of Pokhran tests

11.05.2008 10:06    rediff.com
Without the lifting of the technology denial and India acquiring the ability to interact freely with all major nations economically and technologically India will not be able to have a real independent foreign policy which will make it an effective

Why did the 1857 celebration fizzle out?

11.05.2008 10:06    rediff.com
There seems to be something amiss and mysterious in the way 1857 was suppressed in 2007 and 2008.

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