Malaysian government brings in PR firm, will need all the help it can getBenjamin Bland | The Asia File | Saturday, August 15, 2009
The Malaysian government has appointed APCO, a global PR firm, to advise it on how to engage with the public and the media.
When I covered the stock market in London, the appointment of a new PR firm by a troubled company was usually the equivalent of the band on the Titanic striking up a new cheerful tune: they may be hoping to lighten the mood but ultimately the ship's still going down.
[Read the whole sordid story here.]PSST! JUST HEARD A RUMOR THAT HIRING APCO IS GOING TO COST THE RAKYAT A COOL RM20 MILLION. CAN ANYONE CONFIRM THIS?
The sinking Titanic, a perfect analogy for the world's silliest political party. Translated into Australian, "up shit creek without a paddle"
ReplyDeleteRight on, Sambal Muncha. Hey, how come your blog is only open to invited readers? Can you please invite me? :-)
ReplyDeleteThere goes our money down the bottomless pit.
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