Ecuador Shakedown

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Chevron, Ecuador: Amazon Post Is Chevron's new blog on Ecuador

Chevron's worked to get its side of the story regarding the Ecuador oil spill environmental issue and the involvement of Petroecuador, which took over oil production from the American oil giant in 1992. Frustrated in its attempts to counter the constant online assault wages by Amazon Watch, Chevron created a new site to tell its story: The Amazon Post.

The Amazon Post is a clean looking blog with three posts so far (they need about 57 more posts to have a site that starts making search engine hay) and the content focuses on the actions of the Ecuador Government. For example, "Ecuador government signed off on Texaco cleanup in 1998" or "Amazon Defense Coalition Fabricates Texaco Profit Figures In Ecuador"

Chevron has a good start, but it needs more content. The company does have a story to tell, and it should use the space to get the word out as often as possible.

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2 Comments:

  • At July 2, 2009 at 6:05 AM , Blogger Alex Thorne said...

    Chevron’s doing a good job for a corporation. I’ve also written on Hinton Communications and the Amazon Defense Coalition’s proven history of distributing false and misleading information to the public.

    To read more about Karen Hinton’s lies and unethical tactics please read my blog at: http://hintoncommunicationswatchact.wordpress.com/

    And to find out what others are saying about the Amazon Defense Coalition, you can read the stories posted at:
    http://amazondefensecoalition.wordpress.com/

     
  • At July 3, 2009 at 1:25 PM , Blogger Unknown said...

    Boy, you right wing pro-industry bloggers have sure taken up Chevron's cause. I guess someone has to when the company can't seem to buy a break in the mainstream, credible press. But they can buy you apparently. And poor PR Guru--maybe your wife thinks Chevron is doing a good job, she should, since she works for them. Obviously the fact that she got exposed greenwashing for Chevron has given you an axe to grind. How many billable hours you put in to your new hobby websites? I hope Chevron is at least compensating you for your valuable time and expertise.

     

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