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Former Director of White House Communications to Advise Gutenberg Communications

Apr 1, 2009
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Former Director of White House Communications to Advise Gutenberg Communications

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NEW YORK, March 31, 2009 — Gutenberg Communications, a global, strategic communications firm offering public and investor relations services, today announced that Loretta Ucelli, former Assistant to the President and Director of White House Communications for President Bill Clinton, will consult with the firm on its communications programs as they continue to expand across industries. Acting as senior advisor, Ucelli brings a wealth of strategy and development expertise that will enable new and existing clients to build globally-recognized brands.

Managing India’s image - Views - livemint.com

Jan 28, 2009
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Managing India’s image - Views - livemint.com

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Are India’s heady days over? India’s fantastic growth story that has dominated international headlines for the last five years is now being questioned. Strong economic growth, national icons acquiring global brands and foreign policy successes such as the Indo-US nuclear deal led us to believe that our time had come.

Analysis of Current Business Trends

Jan 13, 2009
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Analysis of Current Business Trends

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Knowledge@Wharton is an online resource that offers the latest business insights, information, and research from a variety of sources. Content includes analysis of current business trends, interviews with industry leaders and Wharton faculty, articles based on the most recent business research, book reviews, conference and seminar reports, and links to other websites.

Derailed Growth? Repercussions of Financial Crisis on Indian Businesses

Jan 13, 2009
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Derailed Growth? Repercussions of Financial Crisis on Indian Businesses

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Beyond Advertising: PR Post Wall Street

Jan 13, 2009
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Beyond Advertising: PR Post Wall Street

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The financial crisis on Wall Street has vast implications for communications businesses. Now, more than ever, companies must realize the importance of international reputation management.

India comes to terms with the potential of public relations and global branding

Jan 13, 2009
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India comes to terms with the potential of public relations and global branding

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With brand building breaking free of shackles here, IT giants testing waters oversees and international firms willing to see India as more than a speck on the map, it is an “interesting time” to be in PR, says Harjiv.

Video Post: Indian Brand Potential

Jan 13, 2009
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Video Post: Indian Brand Potential

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Harjiv Singh on the future of India branding, at home, and in the global market.

From Media Explosion to Global Expansion: An Overview of Public Relations in India

Dec 13, 2008
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From Media Explosion to Global Expansion: An Overview of Public Relations in India

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Compared to its peers in the US and Europe, the Indian PR industry is nascent. But with the explosion in media outlets and the rapid growth of the media industry, PR is increasingly seen as an important strategic tool for business growth and brand management.

Building Global Brands: India’s Story

Nov 13, 2008
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Building Global Brands: India’s Story

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Harjiv Singh, Co-Founder and CEO International of Gutenberg Communications,on how Indian companies can build global brands as part of “Branding in India,” an event organized by Columbia Business School 's Center on Global Brand Leadership in New York.

News 24 Online

Aug 14, 2008
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News 24 Online

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The central government today accepted the recommendations of the sixth pay commission for its employees and hiked their salaries further, a spokesperson announced here. The decision was taken at a meeting of the cabinet chaired by prime minister Manmohan Singh.