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Rebel Media Productions of Miami has signed on to produce television content for Russia’s RT International for distribution in China, India, South Africa and South America.
The firm is not involved in the broadcasting or distribution of the content, which will not air in the US market.
Rebel Media will work on the English language program, “The M.O W/Manila Chan,” which deals with how the US and NATO spread war around the world and how that affects people across the globe, according to its Justice Dept. filing.
“War isn’t just about bombs; however, we will also look at the economic warfare waged by the US and its allies and the impact of sanctions on the lives of people globally,” it says.
Rebel will produce 50 episodes of the program. Each costs $25K.
The firm also will produce 50 episodes of “The Whistleblowers,” “360 View,” and “Cost of Everything.”
Rebel Media’s contract with Moscow’s TV Novosti went into effect on Aug. 4.
Ballard Partners represents Nippon Steel as the Japanese giant fights to clinch its $14B deal to acquire US Steel in the wake of political opposition from the Harris and Trump campaigns.
Hikvision USA, which is the subsidiary of the world’s largest maker of surveillance equipment, has extended BCW’s contract from July 1 to yearend.
Turkcell, which is Turkey’s leading mobile phone operator, has hired the Signal Group for media relations duties.
Edelman is providing strategic communications services and handling events for Alterra Management Ltd, the $30B climate-focused investment fund launched by the United Arab Emirates.
Mercury has landed a $900K one-year pact to represent Gecamines, the cobalt and copper mining giant that is owned by the government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Aug. 12, 2022, by Joe Honick
Rebel Media ought to really turn its marketing to do the same for the New Enemies of the People, the long list of right wing backed online media working to do much the same as that Russian propaganda directed to those assigned countries: help bring down the American government. And they are protected in their efforts the same as the New Enemies of the People, the Constitution.
The real question is how many other PR outfits are grifting money from such kinds of clients? And the greatest point? They could not get the same contract in China or Russia to propagandize about those nations' war making actions.
Is this a great country or what?