Tibet Trumps China in PR Readiness

This is the Spring of big PR agency work getting exposed by the mainstream media, not ideal for those handling entire countries.

Mark Penn’s very public departure from Clinton campaign was over conflicts of interest involving Burson-Marsteller’s work with Columbia. The article put the contract at about $300,000 for the year.

Though Hill & Knowlton’s contract, along with whichever agency China hires per their RFP to do damage control will be far greater than Burson’s Columbia take, the Army of Davids rule applies to the number of pro-Tibet groups banding together draw publicity to the conflict over the region, according to The