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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Reputation Wrap Week 10/24
More Car Recalls To start off the wrap, Japanese car maker Nissan announced its third largest recall in company history this week, recalling 747,000 SUVs and trucks in the U.S. Citing an electrical issue that may cause the cars to … Continue reading
Made in the USA
I heard on WBZ yesterday morning that a recent Consumer Reports survey found that the reliability of GM cars has “improved drastically in the past year – with some GM brands outranking several European manufacturers.” I have to admit, I … Continue reading
Posted in Industry & Current Events
Tagged Audi, BMW, Buick, Cadillac, Consumer Reports, Consumer Reports Cars, Consumer Reports Survey, Ford, GM, Honda, Mercedes, Toyota
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The Digital Reputation Utility Belt
(your tools for reputation success)
Posted in RC Tools
Tagged blog, digital reputation, Facebook, Morrissey & Company, online reputation, Peter Morrissey, podcast, reputation, SEO, tweeting, tweets, Twitter, video blog, YouTube
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Making Strides from “Dude, You’re Gettin a Dell!” to “You Can Tell It’s a Dell”
Dell is making news headlines as of late for the launch of their newest advertising campaign , in addition to drawing praise for their social media and customer integration efforts. The campaign focuses on providing something for everyone, and is … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Apple, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, IdeaStorm, Linux, Morrissey & Co., Morrissey & Company, Peter Morrissey, public relations, reputation, Reputation communications, reputation management, Social Media, Starbucks, Storm Sessions
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Incivility Will Lead US to National Reputation Crisis
As a young man, President George Washington assembled a collection of social guidelines that he titled, “Rules of Civility and Decent Behaviour in Company and Conversation.” The rules addressed a wide range of social etiquette, beginning with “Every action done … Continue reading
Posted in Industry & Current Events
Tagged 112th Congress, Allegheny College, America, anger, Barack Obama, behavior, bickering, bipartisan, campaigns, candidates, Carl Paladino, Center for Political Participation, Chris Coons, Christine O'Donnell, civility, colonial, concord, Congress, Congressional Connection, conscience, cooperation, deadlock, debate, Delaware, discourse, economy, elections, foreclosures, Former Members of Congress for Common Ground, Fred Dicker, George Washington, Governor, hell, incivility, Independent, Kentucky, leadership, Maine, mid-terms, National Journal, New York, New York Post, partisan, Paul LePage, Pew Research, Politics, Poll, presidency, race, Rand Paul, Recession, reputation, respect, rhetoric, stomp, supporters, survey, Susan Collins, Tea Party, the party's over, U.S. Senate, unemployment
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Boston Brains
The Daily Beast has rounded up the smartest cities in the USA, and Boston tops the list this year… but not if you ask the Metro. The front page of this morning’s Metro claimed that Boston came in 3rd place … Continue reading
The Art & Science of Measurement
No one would argue that measurement is an integral part of any well planned communications program. In order to create the right strategy, one must understand and establish a baseline, set goals and then develop a plan that can be … Continue reading
Posted in RC Tools
Tagged harris interactive, measurement, mount vernon report, RepAssess, reputation, Reputation Institute
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Reputation Wrap Week 10/17
Juan Williams Fired from NPR Making headlines this week was Juan Williams, an NPR analyst who got fired after making controversial comments on Fox News: “I mean, look, Bill, I’m not a bigot. You know the kind of books I’ve … Continue reading
Morrissey & Company Launches Rep Rap
This week, Morrissey & Company launched a new video blog (vlog) series to focus on contemporary issues of reputation and communications. REP RAP posted its first monthly episode on YouTube today, featuring an interview and conversation with nationally-recognized social media … Continue reading
Doctors of Prognostication Roll the Dice on November Outcomes
If you are a weather nut, you watch The Weather Channel or the local weather reports and absorb the five-day forecast like they were delivered on stone tablets and brought down from Mount Sinai. Of course, if you are really paying … Continue reading
Posted in Industry & Current Events
Tagged Alaska, Alex Sink, Barbara Boxer, California, campaign, Carly Fiorina, Chris Coons, Christine O’Donnell, Colorado, Congress, Connecticut, Delaware, Democrat, Dino Rossi, draw names, Election, Eliot Cutler, Florida, Gerry Brown, GOP, Governor, guessing, Harry Reid, Independent, Jack Conway, Joe Manchin, Joe Miller, John Hickenlooper, John Kasich, John Raese, Kentucky, Libby Mitchell, Linda McMahon, Lisa Murkowski, lose, Maine, Meg Whitman, meteorology, mid-term, Nevada, Nikki Haley, Ohio, Ouija board, party, Patty Murray, Paul LePage, Politics, polling, Rand Paul, random, Republican, Richard Blumenthal, Rick Scott, Scott McAdams, Senate, Sharron Angle, South Carolina, Ted Strickland, Tom Tancredo, U.S. elections, Vincent Sheheen, Washington, West Virginia, win
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