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IN SEARCH OF THE SONS OF BARNUM

I received an email today which recounted a tale from Las Vegas in the 1960’s which demonstrates the flip side of PR stunts. Will Jones’s variety act, a troupe of amazing chimpanzees that played the pianoforte, were doing a support show in Las Vegas, off the strip, for a magician. Norman Berry decided to set…

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In search of the sons of barnum

The 1960’s saw the dawn of the creative publicity campaign for television. The very best TV producers were alive to the concept of drumming up ideas to entice journalistic interest. Ever since the dawn of the TV age, the publicist Warren Cowan had cast his considerable professional shadow over the promotion of television. There was…

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Accidental BBC interviewee could have lucrative future

New Zealand Herald – New Zealand The BBC gaff his hit the headlines what next for the “IT expert” Guy Goma..’”. PR expert Mark Borkowski agreed: “In terms of the amount of publicity anybody needs to launch themselves, he’s got it all. “I. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=2&ObjectID=10382233