Well in the wake of the oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, now it’s BP’s turn. I’d like you to meet @BPGlobalPR (BP Public Relations) on Twitter. Although I have to say, it’s pretty clear that this account is a parody. Consider this: 24 May – Negative people view the ocean as half …

Intel was attacked by activists opposed to minerals mining in the Congo inundated Intel’s Facebook page. They wanted Intel to pledge its support for a congressional bill that would restrict the import of “conflict minerals” that contribute to fighting in the war-torn country. Intel is among the biggest manufacturers in the electronics industry, which is …

Human rights group Amnesty International  launched a social media campaign on Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and through bloggers, designed to raise money for a full page ad buy attacking oil company Shell in a UK national newspaper. Thanks to 2,104 donors Amnesty International reached more than £30,000 and was capable to place adverts in Metro and …

Nestlé, maker of Kit Kat, was using palm oil from companies that where trashing Indonesian rainforests, threatening the livelihoods of local people and pushing orang-utans towards extinction. Greenpeace prepared a frontal assault with prepared assets such as off-brand logos, detrimental videos, and called for their Twitter followers to attack Nestle’s Facebook page. Proof of the …