I wanted to let everyone reading this blog know that I will not post much new content here on the site in the coming months. I will focus on my main project which is the SustainabilityForum.com website.
On the SustainabilityForum.com website we also have a large Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) news section. This is the link:
http://www.SustainabilityForum.com/News
Please also feel free to visit my personal and professional blog where I blog about Sustainability, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Social Media here:
http://www.FabianPattberg.com/
See you there.
All the best,
Fabian Pattberg, Editor of CorporateResponsibility.net
BP is not really getting it what it means to stop with these useless marketing practices. The latest one: Sending a PR agent to pose as a journalist to cover up. I am sceptical by nature but if this is true then this is an outrageous practice. This is the beginning of the article:
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Is there no end to BP’s hypocrisies and ludicrous actions? Evidently not. Here’s the latest, in a long line of curious blunders and aggravating insensitivities: after being publicly chastised time and again for denying access to journalists, BP has evidently loosed its own “journalists” on the scene to really get to the meat of the story . . .
The Wall Street Journal got access to Planet BP, the company’s in-house magazine, and discovered that it had evidently sent out a PR agent thinly disguised as a “BP journalist” to cover the spill and its consequences in Louisiana.
Read the complete article here:
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2010/06/bp-sends-fake-journalist-cover-gulf-spill.php
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