Omnicom Press Author Asks "What Klutz Handles Putin's PR?"

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. - Sept. 30, 2013 - PRLog -- A new report has been published that analyzes the Western news coverage of Russian president Vladimir Putin. It was prepared by William Dunkerley and published by the American University in Moscow.

In the report, Dunkerley dissects the negative coverage Putin received after he announced a plan to avert American bombing of Syria. A follow-up op-ed piece Putin authored for the New York Times seems to have gotten him into trouble, Dunkerley says. In that op-ed, Putin criticized the concept of "American Exceptionalism."

This isn't the first time Putin has faced fierce criticism in the world press, points out Dunkerley. In his report, he reviews several noteworthy examples from earlier times. Dunkerley concludes that many of the allegations made against Putin have lacked a factual basis. They may have been concocted by Putin's political enemies to besmirch his reputation, Dunkerley suggests.

In the past, Dunkerley has written extensively about Putin's alleged role in the death of reputed former spy Alexander Litvinenko. In 2011, Dunkerley authored the book The Phony Litvinenko Murder, published by Omnicom Press. Recently he wrote a supplementary report, "Litvinenko Case: Massive Media Fraud Uncovered." It can be seen at:

http://us-russia.org/1459-litvinenko-case-massive-media-f...

"If the truth has been on Putin's side, how could his enemies have succeeded in destroying his reputation so thoroughly?" Dunkerley asks.

Dunkerley's new report questions the professionalism with which Putin's international image has been handled. This report names names of those who have failed to set the record straight on Putin's behalf. It is titled "What Klutz Handles Putin's PR?" The report can be seen at:

http://us-russia.org/1459-litvinenko-case-massive-media-fraud-uncovered.html