Great moments in consumer PR
14 Aug 2006 | by Eleanor Trickett
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NEW YORK: Coca-Cola, IBM, and Microsoft again took the top three slots, of Interbrand's 2008 Best
Microsoft Windows 2000 launch Oprah's Book Club Prunes become "dried plums" Barbie & Ken ...
, we need to have a presence in Japan." Wag Ed's Asia-Pacific clients include Microsoft, Samsung ...
, whether it's Microsoft or Connexion by Boeing (which offers in-flight internet access) or Starbucks ... is not always easy. Corporations tend to outspend agencies, she says, and with the likes of Microsoft, Nike ... with that. The corporate side That aforementioned need for public affairs was felt at Microsoft ...
company to enjoy such a PR coup was Microsoft in 1995, when it saw the building's rooftop lights shine ...
to Harris' third annual reputation quotient (RQ) survey. Microsoft and Coca-Cola came in second ... Johnson & Johnson 2 Microsoft 81.8 2 Maytag 3 Coca ... 78.1 9 Microsoft 10 IBM 78.1 10 Procter & Gamble ...
STAMFORD, CT: Microsoft has nosed Coca-Cola out of the No. 1 spot, which it had held for three ... center instead around brand-building for individual products. Microsoft rated second in 1999's ... that it had gone through major management changes. On the other hand, Microsoft endured widespread ...
of a little software outfit in Washington state. Microsoft and its leader, Bill Gates, have ... they ve done is to delve into philanthropy. It remains to be seen whether Microsoft s largess ... s name. But Microsoft s philanthropic activity raises that very question: whether giving away millions ...
recently, Microsoft s image as a large company made it a target in Washington; Bozell/Eskew advertising ...
, unlike Microsoft, this isn t a business practices crisis. The dilemma facing Coca-Cola is really ...
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