Gellis Communications

13/10/2011

31/01/2011

Apparently not everyone believes Orban's media law meets "European norms and standards", earning the European Chavez the title of Gellis' Loser of the Week.

http://www.gellis.com/vote-results/45

Gellis Communications is a strategic communications consultancy, providing communications management and advocacy services. We have been advising and representing the interests of corporations, trade associations, public institutions, NGOs and governments

25/01/2011

Who earns the title of Loser of the Week? Viktor “European Chavez” Orban? Brian “Last orders” Cowen? Andy “I can hear you” Coulson? Alan “Don’t PC my wife” Johnson? Silvio “Do you have a nurse’s outfit” Berlusconi?

Vote now!

Gellis Communications is a strategic communications consultancy, providing communications management and advocacy services. We have been advising and representing the interests of corporations, trade associations, public institutions, NGOs and governments

03/01/2011

02/11/2010

Who is winning this week? Twinings tea drinkers? Federal Constitutional Court of Germany? Sarkozy's retirement package? Hermès in Turkey? Yemeni security contractors?

Gellis Communications is a strategic communications consultancy, providing communications management and advocacy services. We have been advising and representing the interests of corporations, trade associations, public institutions, NGOs and governments

27/09/2010

There could be better uses for ex-Commissioners' compensation packages!

20/09/2010

Thanks Sophie for a great new Gellis blog entry!

Want to show that you mean business? Compare your opponent to a N**i.

14/09/2010

Turkey showed the way: what constitutional changes can we expect from other EU wannabes? Will Bosnia adopt Belgian-style federalism? Macedonia change its name to 'Macedonia!'?

13/09/2010

Social Media in companies - Dilbert's got it right once more...

06/09/2010

After Tony Blair's incident in Dublin, who should be throwing eggs and shoes at whom? Van Rompuy at Barroso at his State of the Union address? Wallonia's Di Rupo at Flanders' De Wever?

30/08/2010

New 'Question of the Week'! After Rome, where should Col. Gaddafi camp next?
With the Roms in St-Etienne? 2 blocks away from Ground Zero? In Camp Hope in Chile? give your vote on our website!

26/08/2010

Interesting article on the development of the Internet. Will the rich (as so often) make the rules? Or will the net remain a fairly democratic forum for everyone (having Internet access, that is)?

As data volumes continue to grow, it's clear that the Internet's infrastructure needs upgrading. What's not clear is who is going to pay for it. Web activists fear the development of a two-tier Internet, where corporations have priority and dissenting voices get pushed to the margins.