The Public Apology has formed a strategic alliance with a lowly Shanghai eatery in order to boost brand awareness in the region. The ‘Century Old Shop’, which serves a delicious array of authentic Chinese cuisine, is situated in an small lane near Shanghai’s Nanjing Rd, just a few hundred metres from the Huangpu River. TPA…
Read More TPA Forms Strategic Alliance with Lowly Shanghai EateryThe Public Apology founder Dave J. Edwards has put the company’s well-publicised Asian push in jeopardy after a major cultural gaffe during a meeting in China. During the high-level meeting with a major Chinese corporation, Edwards, who is currently in China representing the TPA Media Holdings Group, failed to properly exchange business cards according to…
Read More TPA Founder Commits Major Cultural Gaffe on China TripThe Public Apology has been called many things. An esteemed online journal that takes an esoteric and contrarian look at modern sport. A poor man’s Grantland. A defamation/copyright lawyer’s paradise. All or none of the above may be true, but what is accurate is our reputation as a welcoming, convivial forum that encourages debate among our readers, as well as contributions from…
Read More Australia’s ‘Softness’ is Indicative of National MalaiseSydney faces its biggest bandwagoning conundrum in a generation, and boy it’s a doozy. Let me start by defending the practice of joining a bandwagon: supporting a club or team when they are successful, and dumping them when they are not. Bandwagoning, or being a Johnny Good-Times, is a product of the sporting environment in…
Read More Sydney and the Art of BandwagoningFor the first time ever, readers in mainland China will be able to access content from esteemed online sports journal The Public Apology (TPA). The arrangement is the result of a landmark deal brokered by TPA founder and chief editor Dave J. Edwards in Beijing yesterday. Mr Edwards is currently on a business visit to North Asia to…
Read More Landmark Deal Sees TPA Penetrate the Great Firewall of China