That is just how bad the public perception of the police is here," said Rajan Zaveri, the interactive videographer who helped produce the educational aid for the non-profit Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative CHRII).
Good news: You've been promoted to CEO! Bad news: Public perception of your company has tanked over the past few years, and your stockholders are looking at you to save the day.
It seems fair to suggest, then, that she's mainly worried about avoiding the bad press, negative public perception and political implications that would arise from seeing water cannon deployed.
The Joint Task Force offers journalists a carefully choreographed tour the point of which is to show that the Bad Old Gitmo of public perception is not Gitmo Now. .
And there are bad things happening in terms of public perception as well.
Much of the public perception borne out of experiences with bad male parental behavior in the past, nostalgia, and media characterizations would have you believe that men cannot mother, at least not as well as a woman can.
But somehow, the environmental movement has managed to create the public perception that all golf courses are inherently bad.
The day after the BBC premiered its woeful Grand Theft Auto drama The Gamechangers, its Horizon strand took a stab at addressing video gaming's (somewhat out-dated) public perception by asking: Are video games really that bad?
"It's really, I think in terms of public perception and global adoption, it would be very, very bad if Bitcoin were to fall on its face, especially after ten years," said Poelstra.
And with an insider's view, Martin Jakl, a former employee of Symbian Ltd and also subsequently Nokia briefly when the latter took over the running of the OS, believes it was public perception that killed Symbian — the perception that the OS was bad because of an outdated UI sitting on top, holding it back.
Compounded by a bad quarter or two (it's possible), could issues like that begin to drag Apple's public perception down?
