By providing cards for those who seek to console the recently unemployed, Hallmark risks being seen as exploitative.
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Reebok’s Ready for a New Brand Story
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Harvard Gets Hacked But Maintains Its Poise
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Mining Internal Stories Can Be a Psychological Exercise
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Twitter Watch: Did a Mea Culpa by Netflix CEO Reed Hastings Turn Negative Customer Vibes Positive?
September 26th, 2011 by PRNEWSAfter Netflix’s service change announcement in July, the company’s stock, customer base and sentiment on Twitter all took major hits. Two months later, CEO Reed Hastings’ public apology earned little positive uptick, but less negative chatter.
Twitter Watch: Did a Mea Culpa by Netflix CEO Reed Hastings Turn Negative Customer Vibes Positive?
September 26th, 2011 by PRNEWSAfter Netflix’s service change announcement in July, the company’s stock, customer base and sentiment on Twitter all took major hits. Two months later, CEO Reed Hastings’ public apology earned little positive uptick, but less negative chatter.
News Orgs Seen as Biased and Inaccurate
September 26th, 2011 by PRNEWSThe public’s opinion of news organizations has reached a 21-year low thanks to perceptions of inaccuracy, biased reporting and the influence of powerful people and organizations.
Supermarkets and Computer Companies Tops in Public Perception
September 26th, 2011 by PRNEWSThe public’s take on some of the nation’s largest industries has drastically changed since 2009,
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with the auto and airline industries experiencing the two greatest swings.
Quick Study: Supermarkets and Computer Companies Tops in Public Perception; News Orgs Seen as Biased and Inaccurate
September 26th, 2011 by PRNEWSâ–¶ Perceptions Matter—Auto Industry’s Rep Goes Up, Airlines Lose Altitude: A public perception study by Harris Poll that asks the public how it perceives 22 of the nation’s largest industries shows big changes since 2009,… Continued
Quick Study: Supermarkets and Computer Companies Tops in Public Perception; News Orgs Seen as Biased and Inaccurate
September 26th, 2011 by PRNEWSâ–¶ Perceptions Matter—Auto Industry’s Rep Goes Up, Airlines Lose Altitude: A public perception study by Harris Poll that asks the public how it perceives 22 of the nation’s largest industries shows big changes since 2009,… Continued