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James Forsyth 6:46pm
Another week, another PR Week story about what Stephen Carter’s new Downing Street team has planned. The frequency with which these stories are appearing is becoming really quite comic—it must be doing wonders for PR Week’s circulation in Westminster but it also seems to prove that the outsiders the Prime Minister has recruited are more interested in getting a good write up in the trade press than working away for Gordon’s greater glory.
But isn’t it all a little too unsubtle? Surely if you’re a new hire from the world of PR, you’d realise that you would instantly cop the blame for any leaks to PR Week? All of which makes me wonder if there isn’t a chance, just a chance, that this is a false flag operation; the Brownite old guard briefing to PR Week to discredit the new hires who are a threat to their position.



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Faceless Bureaucrat
April 12th, 2008 10:34am Report this commentJames - knowing both PR Week and the 'Old Guard' reasonably well, I would say you are on the money here...
CyberNat
April 12th, 2008 3:58pm Report this commentIt has gone unnoticed so far that Charlie Whelan writes a column for PR Week.
AngelintheArchitecture
April 14th, 2008 4:43pm Report this commentYou are both perfectly wrong.
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