Episódios
-
This month Up the Creek! examines current media conflicts including Four Corners targeting Channel Seven and the reputational implications of constant media conflicts over culture, coverage and high-stakes defamation cases. We dissect Australia’s most besieged organisation, the CFMEU, and racism complaints casting a shadow over the AFL.
-
Up The Creek! Analyses Peter Dutton’s pitch to take Australia nuclear and why Labor is responding with 3-eyed fish memes, the circus of Julian Assange’s flight to freedom and the debacle of Joe Biden’s presidential debate - asking ask if Americans will choose the clown or the cadaver?
Icon Reputation can help you build, protect and enhance your reputation.Learn more at https://iconreputation.com.au/
Reach out for a confidential conversationPhone 03 9100 3191Mobile 0419 583 [email protected]
-
Estão a faltar episódios?
-
Up The Creek! dissects Gina Reinhart’s enlistment of her sponsored swimmers to demand the removal of an “offensive” portrait from the National Gallery - demonstrating the ‘Streisand effect’ where attempted suppression only publicises. We also observe the Liberal Party scoring another own goal with women, and the sodden schmozzle of the UK Conservative’s election campaign.
Icon Reputation can help you build, protect and enhance your reputation.Learn more at https://iconreputation.com.au/
Reach out for a confidential conversationPhone 03 9100 3191Mobile 0419 583 [email protected]
-
Our verdicts on the remarkable media revelations and reputational carnage from Bruce Lehrmann’s failed defamation action against Channel 10.
-
We dissect the ongoing controversy over invading Iraq based on false warnings of weapons of mass destruction, resurfaced by the mysterious disappearance of key intelligence assessments. We hear new revelations from Mark Forbes, who, as a journalist, was enmeshed in the affair after reporting an intelligence chief said the WMDs didn’t exist.
-
Mark Forbes and Benjamin Haslem dissect crises and recovery attempts, revealing the 2023 Reputation Eye awards, including the infamous Brown Eye for the PR fail of the year.
