... to get a message out to as broad a population as possible, as quickly as possible. But good crisis management planning should increase the predictability of most situations facing organisations today ... and general trouble-makers get to enjoy the power shift as well. In the midst of a crisis do you have the physical resources available to tackle these head-on? Probably not. Can you rely on any social ...

Social media is making crisis management more important in public relations. It's changing the number ... places more emphasis on monitoring. Reach - the proliferation of a crisis is broader, reaching a bigger audience. This means ... years ago - ouch. Measurability - we've always known that a crisis hurts the brand, but not by how much. Now we can get a glimpse since we can track the traffic ...

... time about the rapidly growing role of monitoring as a critical part of crisis communication. Also been saying in presentations that social media and the online conversation is where so ... now you can hear it. That is something that really strikes me about a big change in communications and crisis management. All major events stirred lots of conversation–dinner table, office chat, in bars and ...

My thoughts frequently wander to newly acquired insights in crisis management. Lately I’ve been frustrated. I have a good amount of time on my hands, and plenty of things to fill them with: work stuff, school stuff, school project, yoga practice, singing and guitar practice, writing, housework, not to forget socializing and going to the

This company is a global PR / Communications Company who are now developing their brand into the Middle East. They currently have a requirement for a Director to lead a new crisis communications account, based from their GCC office. Previous sector experience should include general corporate or government communications, strategic support ...

Unfortunately, conflict and crisis is something that happens around the world due to many factors, usually a difference in opinion, race or religion. More often than not, innocent parties are required to enter the scene as mediators on a common ground. This mediation can sometimes take place in remote places, or at least remote as far as technology is concerned - for example there may be no mobile ...