According to an advertising company, Nestlé is paying celebrities US$10,000 a tweet to push Nestlé products on Twitter, the social networkin...
I am Campaigns and Networking Coordinator at Baby Milk Action, which monitors the baby food industry. Our aim is to protect breastfeeding and babies fed on formula from practices that put profits before health. This is a daily look behind the scenes of the work of Baby Milk Action, including the boycott of Nestlé (the worst of the baby food companies), which we promote in the UK. See the Baby Milk Action website if you are unfamiliar with our work.
According to an advertising company, Nestlé is paying celebrities US$10,000 a tweet to push Nestlé products on Twitter, the social networkin...
There is an interesting article in the Los Angeles Times about bloggers accepting corporate hospitality, gifts etc. It includes reference to...
Nestlé-Free Week 26 October - 1 November: a week for boycotters to do more and for non-boycotters to do something. Nestlé's PR Disaster ...
The blog PhD in Parenting has another response from Nestlé following its Twitter PR Disaster . This is regarding Nestlé's claim that its...
Following its PR disaster on Twitter , Nestlé has responded to questions posed on the PhD in Parenting blog . I have posted an analysis of ...
Nestlé has agreed to respond to questions following a grade A public relations (PR) disaster on Twitter . Its response on child slavery in t...
In the Nestle Twitter PR disaster , some people have commented that they do not support the boycott because it has been running for over 30 ...
I drafted the following as a quick response to a posting on Karen's Chronicles and am posting it here as it was too long for a comment....
Suddenly we are receiving lots of traffic from Twitter that brought my attention to an event Nestlé has organised in California for bloggers...