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Old Media Minds meet New Media Model--it doesn't work
Some communicators clearly don’t understand it is not just about the technology and new media channels. It is even more about how we do our business of communications. Here is a classic example.… more →
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Old Media Minds meet New Media Model--it doesn't work
gbaron wrote 8 hours ago: Some communicators clearly don’t understand it is not just about the technology and new media … more →
What YouTube Direct means for the post-media world
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gbaron wrote 1 week 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 week ago: Since I talk a lot about social media and crisis communication these days, I’m often asked for … more →
Searching and Monitoring--more important and more powerful than ever
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gbaron wrote 2 weeks 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
gbaron wrote 3 weeks ago: Yesterday I had the distinct privilege of hosting Jon Harmon presenting a webinar to our PIER Strate … more →
Five Megatrends and One Author Ticked Off at Media
gbaron wrote 3 weeks ago: I just posted my thoughts about the 5 megatrends in marketing and how they impact crisis communicati … more →
Crisis management--putting your ears to work
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gbaron wrote 4 weeks ago: I’ve been talking for some time about the rapidly growing role of monitoring as a critical par … more →
The hot debate on global warming
gbaron wrote 1 month ago: I’m finding the continuing blogwar and public interchange over Levitt and Dubner’s new b … more →
Documenting the accelerating decline of mainstream media
gbaron wrote 1 month 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 1 month ago: Here’s a blog war that seems to be heating up faster than our climate: The New York Times gues … more →
Two healthcare communication webinars coming up
gbaron wrote 1 month ago: I’m very pleased to have been asked to present two national webinars on healthcare communicati … more →
Fake press releases turn into breaking news--the high price of immediacy
gbaron wrote 1 month ago: You remember what happened on Sept 11, 2009. Breaking news from CNN about a possible terrorist attac … more →
National Endowment for Arts and White House Conference Call
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gbaron wrote 2 months ago: Oops! Big oops. The conference call between the White House and the National Endowments for the Arts … more →
Facebook used instead of 9-1-1? New worries for first responders
gbaron wrote 2 months ago: I just returned from speaking to the Kansas Emergency Management Association conference. It was a re … more →
A 9/11 Legacy--Lessons from the Coast Guard Potomac exercise for drill planners
gbaron wrote 2 months ago: Today marks the somber anniversary of eight years ago. And many were greeted this morning with break … more →
California fires--on accommodating elected officials needs
gbaron wrote 2 months ago: Still in Pasadena with a front row seat to the devastating fires. It’s hard for me not to look … more →
Station Fire--the view from Pasadena
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gbaron wrote 3 months ago: I find myself in a hotel in Pasadena where from the street I can see the flames from the Station Fir … more →
Bike riding mom turns drive-in policy around with Twitter
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gbaron wrote 3 months ago: First, thanks to Doug Walton for pointing me at this story. I’m sure that Burgerville employee … more →
Incorporating social media into communication drills and exercises
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gbaron wrote 3 months ago: Drills and exercises are at the core of almost anyone’s crisis response preparations–as … more →
