July 16, 2004
The Martha Stewart Crisis
Whether you consider Martha Stewart a criminal, hero or victim, her sentencing signals the end of a long, punishing crisis. This analysis will focus on what Stewart did right and wrong from a public relations perspective; and how the scandal... (more)Author: Kevin Dugan | Jul 16, 04 | Permalink
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Category: @ Kevin Dugan | Topic 4 Crisis Management
July 15, 2004
Day 4: Emergence of Ideas
Our topic for Day 4 was Crisis Management. A major theme that emerged was the need for planning ahead, for example, through following an ongoing risk communications process and by creating a crisis communications kit. In other content, Kevin Dugan... (more)Author: Elizabeth Albrycht | Jul 15, 04 | Permalink
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Category: @ Elizabeth Albrycht | Announcements | Topic 4 Crisis Management
What Could Your Company Do With A Blog?
PUBLIC RELATIONS AND BLOGGING: HOW SMART COMPANIES USE BLOGS FOR MARKETING SUCCESS The PR industry has taken a head-in-the-sand attitude about blogging. With everything we need to read already just to keep up, they say, how can we possibly add... (more)Author: B.L. Ochman | Jul 15, 04 | Permalink
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Category: @ B.L. Ochman | Topic 4 Crisis Management
Basic Principles for Crisis Communications
Whether the phones are ringing, camera trucks are showing up at a worksite, union leadership is speaking at a public hearing, or a regulator is issuing safety warnings about your product, it's pretty clear you've got a crisis. Instead of... (more)Author: Colin McKay | Jul 15, 04 | Permalink
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Category: @ Colin McKay | Topic 4 Crisis Management
7 Must-have Elements in Every Crisis Communications Kit
Chances are incredibly high that your company is going to experience a crisis of some kind in the next 5 years. It's how you handle that crisis with the media which will likely determine whether that crisis builds or seriously... (more)Author: Don Crowther | Jul 15, 04 | Permalink
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Category: @ Don Crowther | Topic 4 Crisis Management
Interview: Steve Outing on Blogging's Impact
To get an overview of blogging's impact on both traditional journalism and the practice of PR, I interviewed Steve Outing, a well-known expert in the field of online media and a noted digital journalist. Outing, who has been covering online... (more)Author: B.L. Ochman | Jul 15, 04 | Permalink
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Category: @ B.L. Ochman | Topic 4 Crisis Management
A Conversation with Dan Gillmor
Dan Gillmor is a nationally known technology columnist for the San Jose Mercury News, Silicon Valley's paper of record. His syndicated column runs in many other U.S. newspapers. Gillmor's daily weblog for SiliconValley.com, an online affiliate of the Mercury News,... (more)Author: Steve Rubel | Jul 15, 04 | Permalink
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Category: @ Steve Rubel | Topic 4 Crisis Management
Now Is Too Late
Gerald Baron is the owner of a public relations and marketing company in Bellingham, Washington. Gerald’s book "Now is too late," describes Mr. Baron’s work with a gas pipeline company in the Pacific Northwest. The company had a major disaster,... (more)Author: John Cass | Jul 15, 04 | Permalink
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Category: @ John Cass | Topic 4 Crisis Management
Blogging in a Crisis
The comments here are based on an major international crisis on which I worked recently. The crisis had a bit of everything in it -- Congressional hearings, sensational charges, innuendos, falsehoods, facts, activists, demonstrations, hate mail, poisonous phone calls and hundreds of stories. Read the rest below. (more)Author: Jim Horton | Jul 15, 04 | Permalink
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Category: @ Jim Horton | Topic 4 Crisis Management
July 14, 2004
Chat schedule for July 15
The following authors will be available for discussions on Thursday, July 15 (all hours EST): John Cass: 9 - 9.30 am, 12.30 - 1 pm, 4 - 4.30 pm, via AOL IM (JohnCassCatline) Kevin Dugan: 8 - 9 am, prblog[at]yahoo[dot]com... (more)Author: Constantin Basturea | Jul 14, 04 | Permalink
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Category: Announcements | Topic 4 Crisis Management
- About
- The Global PR Blog Week 1.0 is an online event that will engage PR, marketing and business bloggers from around the globe in a discussion about blogging and communications. The event is scheduled for July 12 - 16, 2004.
- Links
- The New PR Wiki
- Recent Entries
- The Martha Stewart Crisis
- Day 4: Emergence of Ideas
- What Could Your Company Do With A Blog?
- Basic Principles for Crisis Communications
- 7 Must-have Elements in Every Crisis Communications Kit
- Recent Comments
- Kevin Dugan on The Martha Stewart Crisis
- Jim Grisanzio on What Could Your Company Do With A Blog?
- Meryl K. Evans on Interview: Steve Outing on Blogging's Impact
- Hoi Poloi on A Conversation with Dan Gillmor
- Perry de Havilland on Blogging in a Crisis