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Leave it to a pastor to write one of the best crisis response messages I've seen
My son-in-law who lives in Ballard (neighborhood of Seattle) sent me this link. It contains one of the best crisis response letters I’ve ever seen. The situation: a church operated homeless shel… more →
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Leave it to a pastor to write one of the best crisis response messages I've seen
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gbaron wrote 1 week ago: My son-in-law who lives in Ballard (neighborhood of Seattle) sent me this link. It contains one of t … more →
How can someone else's crisis become yours? Ask Accenture.
gbaron wrote 1 week ago: One intriguing aspect of today’s crisis management is that when something bad happens to someo … more →
How can you know when somethings going viral? Bitly is helping
gbaron wrote 1 week ago: For Twitter users and other social media types, bitly is the well-known tool that helps you shorten … more →
Dominos is one company that learned its lesson
gbaron wrote 1 week ago: Dominos Pizza is one company that has appeared in the presentations of many of us so-called experts … more →
When do personal sins require a press release? Don't be a Tiger
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gbaron wrote 3 weeks ago: I was just interviewed by a reporter from a major newspaper about Tiger and the latest sad revelatio … more →
Don't Be a Tiger when it comes to crisis management
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gbaron wrote 3 weeks ago: If you’ve been involved in a crisis or major emergency involving public information, there is … more →
What YouTube Direct means for the post-media world
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gbaron wrote 1 month ago: The movement toward a true post-mainstream media world took another big leap forward with the announ … more →
Can social media help in a crisis? Hospital shows how in Fort Hood shooting.
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gbaron wrote 1 month ago: Since I talk a lot about social media and crisis communication these days, I’m often asked for … more →
PRSA Conference Keynote Bob Garfield--hitting all the right notes
gbaron wrote 1 month ago: I’ve read Bob Garfield for years and am sorry I am missing the PRSA conference this year … more →
Searching and Monitoring--more important and more powerful than ever
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gbaron wrote 1 month ago: For the past few months whenever I have been presenting to groups on crisis communication or Joint I … more →
The Lessons from Ford Firestone crisis still important today
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gbaron wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday I had the distinct privilege of hosting Jon Harmon presenting a webinar to our PIER Strate … more →
Crisis management--putting your ears to work
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gbaron wrote 1 month ago: I’ve been talking for some time about the rapidly growing role of monitoring as a critical par … more →
Documenting the accelerating decline of mainstream media
gbaron wrote 2 months ago: Any longtime crisisblogger reader, and certainly any reader of my book Now Is Too Late, will note th … more →
Anatomy of a credibility war--global warming and Superfreakonomics
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gbaron wrote 2 months ago: Here’s a blog war that seems to be heating up faster than our climate: The New York Times gues … more →
Fake press releases turn into breaking news--the high price of immediacy
gbaron wrote 2 months ago: You remember what happened on Sept 11, 2009. Breaking news from CNN about a possible terrorist attac … more →
Comments on Peter Shankman's Comments
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gbaron wrote 2 months ago: Peter Shankman is a “rockstar” in the social media world. By that I mean he is one of th … more →
Oh sure, suing the film crew will really help Acorn
gbaron wrote 3 months ago: I’ve resisted the temptation to pile on ACORN, but their stupidity just keeps piling on each o … more →
Redskins player shows why employers fear Twitter
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gbaron wrote 3 months ago: Dear Mr/Ms Employer: can you guarantee that all your employees will show good sense when they use Tw … more →
A 9/11 Legacy--Lessons from the Coast Guard Potomac exercise for drill planners
gbaron wrote 3 months ago: Today marks the somber anniversary of eight years ago. And many were greeted this morning with break … more →
