Caught at BC meet-up, but didn't appear to be registered yet.

Very well thorough analyse of multinational corporations' dealings and actions in everything from advertising and job-market to human-rights and environment.

Published in 2000, it's showing its age, especially in the last quarter of the book which feels dated. Still a must-read.

Received this as a kind RABCK from MeGeerts. Thank you very much, and Happy Hogmanay!

It's taken me ages to read this. It's a very dense book, packed with examples on the impact that the major corporations had, and continue to have, in different ways, both in the Western world and the East. I agree, it is looking a bit dated now, and there is nothing new here basically, but the publication of No Logo must take some credit, in part at least in the growing awareness of the way the big brand companies operate. It still packs a powerful punch, and is a considered and worthwhile read.

Earmarked for early wild release if I can find a suitable spot to leave it.

Now available in the Official BookCrossing Zone at Hudsons Coffee House, Colmore Row. The books are on a tall, thin set of shelves to the left of the arch into the back section of the coffee house.

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WILD RELEASE NOTES:

The shelf at Hudson's was getting a bit crowded so I've picked some books to release at Leverton's in Bournville.

Levertons is an organic food and deli shop and has a little cafe at the back - look for the BookCrossing sign and books in the cafe!