Consultation document on lobbying register falls a long way short of PM’s promise.
Archive for Melanie Newman
Analysis: Cameron’s light of transparency on lobbying is too dim
January 20th, 2012 by Melanie Newman
Published in All Stories, Lobbying's Hidden Influence, Views from the Bureau
Analysis: Will Cochrane findings mean Tamiflu prescriptions dry up?
January 19th, 2012 by Melanie Newman
Published in All Stories, Views from the Bureau
The Bureau asks whether a highly critical investigation into Tamiflu will make any difference.
Chatham House’s independent expert is lobbyist
December 8th, 2011 by Melanie Newman
Published in All Stories, Lobbying's Hidden Influence, Top Stories
Lobbying links to respected foreign affairs think-tank.
Member of City of London Corporation helped pitch for ‘Uzbek’ business
December 8th, 2011 by Melanie Newman
Published in All Stories, Lobbying's Hidden Influence
PR firm calls in help to give its pitch ‘added credibility’.
‘Uzbeks’ told reform need not be fast
December 7th, 2011 by Melanie Newman
Published in All Stories, Lobbying's Hidden Influence
How Bell Pottinger lobbyists put a positive spin on child labour.
PR firm ‘attacked’ critics of Rwandan government
December 6th, 2011 by Melanie Newman
Published in All Stories, Lobbying's Hidden Influence, Top Stories
PR firm with links to Lib Dems explained how it worked for Rwandan government.
We can get to Vince Cable claims Bell Pottinger
December 6th, 2011 by Melanie Newman
Published in All Stories, Lobbying Carousel, Lobbying's Hidden Influence, Top Stories
Senior executives from PR firm claim an extensive network of contacts within Parliament.
PR Uncovered: Bell Pottinger’s ‘extensive connections’ in Parliament
December 6th, 2011 by Melanie Newman | 2 Comments
Published in All Stories, Lobbying's Hidden Influence, Top Stories
Leading PR firm claims to have links into many top ministers.
‘Changing perceptions of Uzbekistan’: A Bell Pottinger presentation
December 6th, 2011 by Melanie Newman
Published in All Stories, Top Stories
Top lobbying firm explains how it would ‘drown’ out negative content.
