Talk PR’s heavy handed tactics

Talk PR’s heavy handed tactics

In the same week that Robbie Williams got slapped down for employing heavy handed tactics to control his image, Talk PR (can’t find their website) tried to insist that press attending a party mention client Perrier Jouet champagne. It’s good to see heavy handed tactics, bordering on corruption exposed. Of course, the hacks could have conformed by saying how poor the wine was…
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Posted at : September 26th, 2006 - 6:43 am
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