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How TV Superchef Jamie Oliver’s ‘Food Revolution’ Flunked out

Good case study on public relations meets reality television. Excellent example of defining the problem wrong and then creating the wrong solution.

How TV Superchef Jamie Oliver’s ‘Food Revolution’ Flunked out | | AlterNet.

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