NIKE
Nike will weiter Lügen.
 Nike zieht ein urteil des California Supreme Court weiter ans höchste gericht des landes. Der kalifornische supreme court hat Nike im vorfeld verboten unwahre angaben über die arbeitsbedingungen ihrer arbeiter im ausland zu machen. Respektive sie haben Nike verboten unwahre angaben in ihrer werbung zu benützen. Da die Aussagen von Nike in werbespots, leserbriefen und aussagen vor reportern  neu als "Business-Speech" gesehen wird. Das heisst werbung ist sozusagen das gleiche wie eine Gewinnwarnung oder Quartalszahlen daher eine offizielle verlautbarung der firma und bei denen darf man nicht lügen. Nike fühlt sich in seiner Rede Freiheit beschränkt und möchte den Kunden auch in Zukunft irgendwelche Scheisse um die Ohren werfen und super "wirsindsonettundökologischundhilsbereitinder3.welt-berichte" publizieren.
NIKE FILES SUPREME COURT BRIEF
  Nike has asked the US Supreme Court to review a California Supreme
  Court ruling that Nike's public statements on the work conditions
  of its overseas factories be considered commercial speech and be
  subject to truth-in-advertising laws. Nike argues that the ruling
  is "profoundly destructive of free speech." The ruling applies to
  statements made by Nike in op-eds, letters to the editor, and
  comments made to reporters. PR trade publication The Holmes Report
  wrote that as a result of the ruling, Nike would not be releasing
  its annual corporate responsibility report. A number of PR trade
  organizations have joined together to file a friend-of-the-court
  brief. "At stake is our ability to do the kind of work we do in
  regard to public debate," Council of PR Firms president Kathy
  Cripps said. "If the US Supreme Court does not hear this case, a
  lot of what we do will be considered commercial speech. This is
  possibly the most vital issue the industry is dealing with, and we
  need to come together to defend our position."
SOURCE: The Holmes Report, October 21, 2002; PR Week, October 21, 2002
Wednesday, October 23, 2002
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