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[The Enterprise Blog] Greenpeace and Social Media Mob Nestlé « The Enterprise Blog: Reports from the front lines in the nasty skirmish between Greenpeace and Nestlé over the company’s purchase of palm oil for its Kit-Kat candy bar and other products suggest that negotiations are in the works. Greenpeace and Nestlé executives are reportedly discussing the campaign and boycott threat.

[Watts Up With That?] Damage control: Greenpeace removes threats « Watts Up With That?: Greenpeace campaigns on various issues in 40 countries across the Europe, Asia Pacific, North and South America. An electrical engineer (from Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai) by training, Ananth joined Greenpeace India in 2001 at its beginning phase and nurtured the organisation and developed the organisation as one of the major stakeholders among the Indian environmental NGO sector.

[British Blogs] Undermining Progressive, Greenpeace, Progressive Climate, Spurious ...: Pair told staff at Liverpool John Lennon airport that 91-year-old dead relative was sleepingTwo women have been arrested after being suspected of trying to smuggle the body of a dead relative onto a flight to Germany.The pair were reported to have t. ...

[JoNova] Greenpeace is coming: “We know where you live.” « JoNova: tree-spiking.) When a car bomb explosion led in 1990 to the arrest of two Earth First members injured in the blast, Greenpeace formed an alliance of environmental groups that paid their bail and private investigation fees. Roselle, still an Earth First member, offers the theory that the Earth Firsters were innocent victims of attempted murder by anti-environmentalists.

[TG SEO] Greenpeace Questions iPad's Role in Global Warming: By going after the largest brands and doing it at times when those brands are getting exposure it not only does a lot for the ”˜cause’ of Greenpeace but one might think the other side of this has to do with another green: money. If the organization can get out in front of big stories and put their spin on it then maybe, just maybe donations will increase.

[Orangutan Outreach] CNN: Greenpeace, Nestlé in battle over Kit Kat viral: Despite the Nestlé intervention, Greenpeace said it re-posted the clip to video-sharing Web site Vimeo.com and used Twitter to spread the word about the attempted censorship. It added that many Web users had re-posted the clip to .

[Greenpeace - Making Waves] Greenpeace - Making Waves: January 12: The Greenpeace Guide to ...: (Note: Despite some confusion on Twitter and in the blogosphere, Greenpeace and Sea Shepherd are not .In German news, supermarket chain Lidl has been praised by Greenpeace for selling its own brand of local GE-free milk in stores in Bavaria.

[Sun Country's Weblog] Greenpeace issues warning about data centre power: That is more than the power currently consumed by France, Germany, Canada and Brazil combined, says the campaigner.

[Greenpeace - Making Waves] Greenpeace - Making Waves: What have Scorpions, Nobel Prize ...: Not surprising then, that Junichi and Toru’s case had also already got the attention of Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Betty Williams - Nobel Peace prize winners. As to the rest of this eclectic group of celebrity supporters - Benicio Del Toro, Emma Thompson, Thandie Newton, Edd Byrnes as well as rock musicians Bryan Adams (pictured above) and The Scorpions.

[Ivy Forum's Blog] Greenpeace, Nestlé in battle over Kit Kat viral - Natasha: A video clip which shows an office worker opening a Kit Kat chocolate bar and finding an orangutan’s finger has been re-posted on video-sharing Web site YouTube, a day after it was removed at the request of food giant Nestlé.

[PEP-NET] PEP-NET » Blog Archive » News Digest: March 20th-April 6th 2010: “Tweetminster Predicts points to hung parliament”, Tweetminster: Tweetminster is conducting an experiment to see whether they can predict the results of the UK general election using Twitter. Greenpeace campaign against Nestlé: Following Greenpeace's revelation that Nestlé use palm oil from endangered rainforests to produce KitKats, a video “went viral” and Nestlé's Facebook page was bombarded with negative comments.

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