World's Largest Media Source Controlled by World's Largest Drug Company

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scores — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 17:59:53 GMT

Update:

The connection between Big Pharma and Reuters continues. Possibly a new article on this subject Dr. Mercola?

Reuters was merged with The Thomson Corporation,15 May 2007. The new company is called Thomson Reuters.

Tom Glocer, the Chief Executive Officer of Thomson Reuters, is also a director of Merck & Co., Inc.

tomglocer.com/.../default.aspx

www.merck.com/.../board_members.html

re: World's Largest Media Source Controlled by World's Largest Drug Company

scores — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 17:29:11 GMT

This article's out of date. Hogg left Glaxo/Reuters in 2004.

This article needs a publish date. You should include a publish a date on all your articles. It's a common sense means of assuring your integrity and credibility. As Ozemandias says, you don't want to give your detractors the slightest excuse to attack you.

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Ozemandias — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 14:45:49 GMT

If corroboration is to occur, the source and date of any important concepts that you put forth to the public must include the source and date. I am sure that you realize that the Pharmaceutical industry will go to great lengths to discredit you. Please use all possible caution.

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BillQ — Thu, 15 May 2008 14:31:01 GMT

I wish your articles would include the publish date. Perhaps this is an old article. I checked out the web sites and could not corroborate your article. GSK did not show that Sit Christopher Hogg as non-executive chairman but showed a Sir Christopher Gent as having that position. I went out to the Reuters link which did not show Hoggs listed there, also. I do agree with much that you are saying, but these facts are not supported at this time, or anymore.

Morton, IL