"Chalabi's INC hires RP firm. Former clients: dictators, ...."
05/12/2003 | Костя Порох
Пам"ятаєте, як Агенство гуманітарних технологій дало 100,000 доларів+ на лобіювання Конгресу США для кучмістів? Факт цього контракту між АГТ і укр підрозділом БМ був задекларований у ам. міністерстві юстиції, згідно вимог закону. Майдан вже писав про цей контракт, коли він став відомий пресі. Укр партнером БМ є Віллард Груп на чолі з Майком Вілардом, яка випускає непоганий журнал "The Ukranian Observer".
Ось більше про ПР фірму яка займається консультуванням діячів, у тому числі і диктаторів гірше за Кучму.
http://www.guerrillanews.com/media/doc1876.html
Chalabi's INC hires RP firm. Former clients: dictators, big tobacco and Monsanto.
INC Seeks Enhanced Credibility
"Burson-Marsteller is working to enhance the credibility of the Iraqi National Congress as it seeks to establish itself as a legitimate force in postinvasion Iraq," writes the Holmes Report, a PR trade publication. "B-M has been working with the Congress, led by highprofile Iraqi exile Ahmed Chalabi, since 1999, under a state department contract. Chalabi and the Congress have close ties with the Bush administration, but some critics are concerned that their support within Iraq is shallow. 'We've been the communications vehicle on the outside as the INC moved into northern Iraq, then to Nasiriya, and to Baghdad,' K. Riva Levinson, who heads the INC account for Burson out of Washington, told reporters. 'We were helping the INC get out statements and videos that made clear that the exiled opposition was consolidating and moving. It's been a tremendous ride for them and for us.'" Source: The Holmes Report, May 5, 2003
Ось більше про ПР фірму яка займається консультуванням діячів, у тому числі і диктаторів гірше за Кучму.
http://www.guerrillanews.com/media/doc1876.html
Chalabi's INC hires RP firm. Former clients: dictators, big tobacco and Monsanto.
INC Seeks Enhanced Credibility
"Burson-Marsteller is working to enhance the credibility of the Iraqi National Congress as it seeks to establish itself as a legitimate force in postinvasion Iraq," writes the Holmes Report, a PR trade publication. "B-M has been working with the Congress, led by highprofile Iraqi exile Ahmed Chalabi, since 1999, under a state department contract. Chalabi and the Congress have close ties with the Bush administration, but some critics are concerned that their support within Iraq is shallow. 'We've been the communications vehicle on the outside as the INC moved into northern Iraq, then to Nasiriya, and to Baghdad,' K. Riva Levinson, who heads the INC account for Burson out of Washington, told reporters. 'We were helping the INC get out statements and videos that made clear that the exiled opposition was consolidating and moving. It's been a tremendous ride for them and for us.'" Source: The Holmes Report, May 5, 2003