How to say "no" to a blogging journalist

Imagethief warns PR practitioners about the hazards of not inviting blogging journalists to press conferences, citing Ogilvy's snub of Tim Johnson as an example.

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Questions for the premier 1 year 37 weeks ago

American journalist Tim Johnson reveals what everyone has long suspected: Chinese leaders know exactly the questions that journalists are going to ask them at press conferences.

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China and Pinochet 1 year 51 weeks ago

Following the death of former Chilean dictator GEN Augusto Pinochet, American journalist Tim Johnson warns China that economic prosperity is not enough.

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a new blogging service for chinese users - LifesterBlog 1 year 30 weeks ago

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Asks the second commenter on the post: “May I know to whom it is that copyright for the Olympics belongs?”

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