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Why planning ahead and putting in the time and effort toward creating thoughtful, workable crisis communications plans is one of the best investments companies and organizations can make in 2022.
Effective crisis communications plans always entail understanding the person with whom you’re communicating.
As we prepare for what’s shaping up to be yet another hostile year in communications, a look to the principles put forth in military doctrine provides some important lessons for managing challenges.
PR pros should add new tools to their communications arsenals in an effort to assess and plan for what’s amounting to a widespread breakdown of trust in our major institutions.
Strategies to counter the three kinds of fake news campaigns that could victimize your company.
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Communications steps university leaders can take from the crisis management playbook to combat hate crimes in higher education.
Tips from a former journalist on how to work with the media during a crisis.
The art of having a plan in place for any possible crisis scenario that might come your way.
How the over-the-top HBO drama hits the mark on many of the inner workings of the PR industry.
Barry Kluger, a retired crisis PR manager who is currently in day 6 quarantine aboard the Seabourn Ovation, gives the cruise line high marks for its handling of the Omicron outbreak.
The World Economic Forum today deferred its January 17-21 Davos annual meeting of billionaires, corporate tycoons, celebrities, politicos, influencers and ad/PR people until the early summer due to the Omicron outbreak.
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Allegra Stratton, a spokesperson for UK prime minister Boris Johnson, has resigned her post after a video leaked to ITV showed her joking about an alleged Christmas party that took place in Downing Street in violation of the government's COVID-19 lockdown rules.
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Symone Sanders, chief spokesperson for vice president Kamala Harris, is leaving the White House. Her resignation had been expected by Harris’s staff, according to CNN.
A music festival that turned deadly provides some lessons on how and when to respond when things suddenly go wrong at large-scale events.
Facebook’s recent outage should be a lesson for companies that focus their marketing efforts solely on the platforms owned and operated by the social media giant.
Concerned that PR firms may be playing a role in covering up the money laundering activities of dictators, criminals, terrorists and 'kleptocrats,' Congress wants to require communicators to report suspicious client activity.
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Stripe Theory, the data-based PR, crisis and reputation management firm, provides consulting services to the Royal Hashemite Court regarding potential defamation suits concerning articles about Jordan’s King Abdullah II.
A glitch on cryptocurrency platform Compound, which resulted in an accidental payout of millions in its COMP tokens to some users, shows why it’s best to apologize and own up to one’s mistakes, as opposed to making threats.
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