Before 2016 was a week old, negative press coverage was everywhere, setting the stage for the year's news cycle and offering stories that no doubt brought joy to crisis specialists.
2016 Was Good Year for Crisis Experts; for Business, Not So Good
Tue., Jan. 3, 2017
By Arthur Solomon
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Category: Crisis Communications
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