NEWORLEANS- In an ad that ran in national newspapers this week, BP used thinly veiled language to make celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse the poster-child of the hundreds of millions in 'fictional losses' ...

NEW ORLEANS - Two former top officials at the settlement program for compensating victims of BP's 2010 Gulf oil spill say their recent resignations had nothing to do with the company's allegations ...

Media Monitors, the leader in broadcast and cable monitoring released the latest BP ad counts for Radio, TV and Cable for the week of August 10 to August 16. In light of the announcement by Florida ...

BP released an ad yesterday, showing its CEO, Tony Hayward, issuing an apology. Speaking directly into the camera, Hayward thanks the government, pledges to do everything in the company's power to ...

BP has launched a public relations offensive to argue it is being bilked for fraudulent damages related to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. BP claims the process, which its CEO labeled “absurd,” has ...

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y.: BP’s on-air campaign is slowing down, according to Media Monitors. The firm has been tracking money spent by BP on radio, television and cable. MM said this week that since April ...

Supermajor BP has changed its corporate advertising strategy as part of its new energy transition plans, removing an advert with low-carbon claims that was called out for “greenwashing”. The ...

BP’s scandal-ridden CEO Bernard Looney was targeted by a human rights group months before his sudden resignation Tuesday after it was revealed the oil chief failed to fully disclose details of his ...

... followed with Galatoire's owner Bill Kearney approaching the camera, saying "all because so many people wanted to visit us — in Louisiana." BP America announced ...

In the early 2000s, BP billed itself as "beyond petroleum." The company "strongly rejects" the new greenwashing allegation and says one purpose of its latest campaign is "to let people know about some ...

Florida's tourism industry has yet to receive the $25 million in emergency cash it needs to immediately advertise that Floridas beaches are open and unsullied by oil from the BP Deepwater Horizon ...