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Paris Fashion to organize Davos 2010

by Urs E. Gattiker on 2009/02/07 · 8 comments 15,159 views

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While designers lived their dreams at last week’s Paris Fashion shows, people in Davos were concerned about world leaders losing their grip. In the hope of getting more creative solutions for the post-crisis world next year, organizers are considering combining WEF and Paris Fashion in 2010.

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Consensus melts at WEF Davos

by Urs E. Gattiker on 2009/01/31 · 1 comment 1 views

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Greater public ownership of the financial sector and other industries now seems unavoidable in a number of countries. While China and Russia blame the US for the global crisis, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has proposed the creation of a UN Economic Council modelled on its Security Council.

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12 rules for blogging politicians: 1-4 are a must or don’t blog

by Urs E. Gattiker on 2008/08/20 1 views

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Social media analytics matter. This post addresses the challenges for blogging politicians, such as Gordon Brown (Prime Minister – UK), David Cameron (leader of the Conservative Party – UK), John Culberson (U.S. Congressman), Moritz Leuenberger (Federal Councillor – Switzerland) and David Miliband (UK Foreign Secretary) measure up when it comes to following best practice rules with their blogs. Read on and learn about the 12 rules you must abide by in order to have an impact.

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