For any company or organization, the news may not always be good. Bad things happen to good people all the time. Today’s internet-driven world propels information—especially the negative or controversial—at near instantaneous speeds 24/7/365. With risks greater than ever, protecting your good name and reputation becomes demanding, complex and critical.
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Rick Lyke, APR, one of EMA’s senior crisis counselors, was a panelist at the recent International Economic Forum of the Americas in Montreal addressing the topic “Public Health in the Era of Social Media”. Here’s what he learned.....
Fundamental changes in journalistic practices coupled with today's Internet-accelerated news cycle have created a new type of crisis with a unique dynamic. In addition to understanding how we got here, you need to know some specialized strategies and tact...
