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Archive for 'Crisis Management'

Weekly analyses of media appearances

Would you like weekly samples of real-life PR that did and did not work? Then subscribing to Touchdowns & Fumbles will help fill that need. Produced by Veritas Communications, this weekly email newsletter has plenty of media coaching hits and misses, so readers of this blog will be well pleased too.
Go forth and [...]

Sending out vulnerable interviewees

I have no idea if there’s anything to this post on NASCAR North, but it raises an interesting point about how organizations could use the timing of media interviews to try and influence how their spokespeople will respond.
NASCAR has gone hollywood or perhaps more accurately it’s gone WWE. So much of the spectacle that is [...]

The era of no privacy

Washington DC media trainer Lou Hampton recently posted some good tips about preparing for media interviews with investigative reporters in particular:
You should assume the reporter has details of your private life as well as your private business dealings.
He goes on to talk about the ease with which those details are accessible these days, a [...]

It’s not what’s said, but who said it

If you read the paper by Pope Benedict XVI which has sparked violence from some Muslims, you’ll understand that he was quoted out of context - or rather, his quoting of a 14th century dialogue was taken out of context. But Johnathan Freedland says in the Guardian Unlimited that “certain roles or positions of [...]

A tale of two quotes

Observation from blogger Joshua Milne in a piece entitled: Speaking With the Media 101
Below are two interesting and extremely different quotes from NFL rookies that I read today in the Boston Globe. After you read both quotes, you can see one player has spent time working with their college’s sports information department or NFL PR [...]