13 hours ago by James Donnelly

©iStockphoto.com/On-Air A Ketchum colleague recently shared this post from the Chief Product Officer of Forbes Media. In it, she describes the Forbes new model of “Entrepreneurial Journalism,” where freelance writers are paid by the size of the audience they attract. I’m a loyal Forbes subscriber, b ...

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2 days ago by Todd Wangsgard

I got to see the Super Bowl live on Sunday! Wow, what a show!!! Okay, allow me to clarify. I’m certain I witnessed a couple plays during the third quarter with my own eyes, but the players, field and fans were quite fuzzy. VERY fuzzy. In fact, I was watching these brief moments of the game from 30,0 ...

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2 days ago by Wes Morgan

“The go-ahead was given to communicate the message. The gunman was found and the building is secure. There was a recovery program for the witnesses and employees within the building following the incident. Property managers and operations people contacted all employees. There was a huge sense of rel ...

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2 days ago by contextmarketing

February 8, 2012 When it comes to crises, the worst case for an organization is not that it suddenly finds itself thrust into the spotlight by bad press. Rather, it’s when the organization’s behavior under fire exposures inconsistent values. Projecting weak or conflicting values is unforgiveable to ...

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2 days ago by Jonathan Hemus

The first few weeks of 2012 have seen a succession of businesses in crisis management mode as they fought to protect their reputations in the face of challenging events and issues. Whilst the Costa Concordia disaster filled the news for weeks and required concerted crisis communication, RBS faced an ...

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3 days ago by Brooke_Teegarden

Upon reviewing the text on management, crisis and otherwise, I started searching for an example, fictional or real, not offered in the reading. After quite a bit of thinking on the combined topics of crises, exceptional or poor management, public relations and procrastination, the single story that ...

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4 days ago by William Martin

Customer and corporate needs are often opposed. Nowhere is this better illustrated than a recent case with Apple’s “App” Store. “ Apps” are proliferating in the market and offer various functions ranging from the banal to the highly esoteric. Nowadays, you can find an “App” for almost anything. Some ...

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4 days ago by mia

In December of 2001, Martha Stewart was convicted of lying to investigators about a stock sale and served five months in jail. At the time I didn’t believe that Stewart would ever regain her reputation. Her fall from grace began after her appearance on the CBS News’ The Early Show. Stewart dodged qu ...

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4 days ago by Adrienne Graddon

Check yourself, before you wreck yourself. ...Domino's Pizza sure did in their efforts to redeem them from a reputation of unpalatable pizza. WATCH IT HERE Domino's Pizza and their PR team went with the cardinal rule of crisis communication: tell it all and tell it fast. As chapter 19 notes, "the qu ...

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4 days ago by Tess Burick

Chapter five addresses management executed in publicrelation and chapter 19 further develops the concept of management by expandingon the subject of crisis management. Both management and crisis management workdeeply with creating and implementing objectives, strategies, and plans ofaction in a publ ...

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