McDonald's Under Fire Over English Language Misstep.
The lead story in a major media outlet in the UK, Skynews, features citizen outrage against McDonald’s.Skynews reports that a single word in a McDonald’s ad...
Read MoreThe lead story in a major media outlet in the UK, Skynews, features citizen outrage against McDonald’s.Skynews reports that a single word in a McDonald’s ad...
Read MoreAs this blog demonstrates, global brands sometimes shoot themselves in the foot because they do not take local culture difference and sensitivity into account. However there is...
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Read MorePrinted only once in a local Brazilian newspaper, now criticized globally via the web. A damaging example of the power of digital and its sometimes unintended...
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