As King Kenny himself said after the match, in a masterpiece of the understatement on which he has built his post-match press conference reputation: "It wasnae a classic".
Writer claims that since the controversy broke, Augusta has been bombarded with negative press & its reputation has plummeted.
"The New York Press has a reputation for personal writing," Mr. Koyen said.
Its newish president, Jean-Claude Trichet, was due to have another go after this week's rate-setting meeting (and after The Economist went to press).Despite the reputation for oblique language enjoyed by Alan Greenspan, the Fed's chairman, he has managed to make his intentions clear.
The lawsuit, filed on October 10 in Miami-Dade and spearheaded by Kairos COO Mary Wolff, alleges Brackeen "used his position as CEO and founder to further his own agenda of gaining personal notoriety, press, and a reputation in the global technology community" to the detriment of Kairos.
In "The 18 Immutable Laws of Corporate Reputation" (Free Press), Mr. Alsop divides his rules into thirds -- how to establish, maintain and repair a company's reputation.
The Dead's reputation and press coverage have always fixated on the culture that sprouted up around the band, and that then began to choke it, like a weed.
The chairman of the society, Dr Mofleh bin Rabiean Qahtani, told Mr Ellwood he was concerned that some high profile individual cases were being "exploited, generalised and circulated" in order to discredit Saudi Arabia's reputation, the press release said.
The BBC's Arabic service has a large audience in the Middle East and is highly respected there, but the views expressed in Mr Kilroy-Silk's column, which were reported in the Arab press, have damaged that reputation.
