These are amoral people, just like the crooks in the News Media. They support nothing. Certainly nothing more than money. And what they do is analyze for whom the chumps on the street are gambling their money, and then they fix it the other way. One would expect most Brits bet on England., so they cannot be allowed to win. Simple.
John
============================================= Here are some lists of public relations firms, US based and International. This publication has a list of the top 135 Public Relations firms which have major US operations.
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Firm Net Fees2005 Empl. % Fee Changefrom2004 1.Edelman, New York, bio$261,858,7021,848+13.6 2.Ruder Finn Group, New York, bio92,110,000568+2.7 3.Waggener Edstrom, Bellevue, WA bio84,871,000594+8.0 4.APCO Worldwide, Wash., DC* bio73,300,000405+29.0 5.Text 100 Int'l., New York bio52,353,397493+16.0 6.Schwartz Comms., Waltham, MA bio22,134,350173+21.2 7.Zeno Group, New York bio19,915,941113+19.9 8.Dan Klores Comms., New York bio19,500,000131+12.1 9.Qorvis Comms., Wash., DC bio18,245,00069+19.1 10.Gibbs & Soell, New York bio ============================================
============================================ In 2001, the largest PR firms by revenue were: Weber Shandwick Worldwide $426,572,018 Fleishman-Hillard Inc. $345,098,241 Hill and Knowlton, Inc. $325,119,000 Incepta (Citigate) $266,018,371 Burson-Marsteller $259,112,000 Edelman Public Relations Worldwide $223,708,535 Ketchum, Inc. $185,221,000 Porter Novelli $179,294,000 GCI Group-APCO Worldwide $151,081,645 Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide $145,949,285 Most of the largest PR companies are owned by international onglomerates, in particular, the WPP Group, Omnicom, and the Interpublic Group. ============================================
John
