PM's image PR push is ripped by activists

Article Abstract:

Philip Morris Inc is accused of orchestrating a lobbying campaign worldwide to prevent any attempt by the World Trade Organization to restrict cigarette marketing in a documentary video titled 'Making a Killing: Philip Morris, Kraft and Global Tobacco Addition. INFACT, a corporate watchdog that has been calling for a boycott of Kraft products, sponsored the video that premiered in New York, NY, on Sep 25, 2000. According to INFACT, there is a gap between Philip's public relations in the US and its practices abroad.

Cigarette Manufacturing, Cigarettes

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Press conference gets very personal

Article Abstract:

The highly publicized, mysterious disappearance of travel writer Claudia Kirschhoch in Jamaica has created a public relations nightmare for the company that arranged the press trip that included the writer. Tourist services Sandals Resorts International (SRI) lamented the leakage of information to the press by Kirschhoch's father that placed the company in a negative light. SRI Public Relations Director Leo Lambert also disputed other issues that Fred Kirschhoch had aired to the media.

Accommodation, Lodging & Tourist Services, Jamaica

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Airlines need PR boost to counter image woes

Article Abstract:

This article points out the need for better public relations in the airline industry. Because of a dramatic increase customer complaints, the airlines have been scrutinized by advocacy groups, the news media and the Department of Transportation.

Scheduled Airlines, Scheduled Air Transportation, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Consumer Attitudes, Airlines

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