If the crisis issue is being covered by local or regional general interest media, it’s because the editors believe the crisis is of interest to their readers, the wider public.
How to Address Media Coverage at Your Facility
Imagine that you are the CEO of a long-term care organization with dozens – maybe even hundreds –...
CLOSING ENTRY: Retaliate! Exact revenge! Get even!
Nah. Warren Cooper For NJBIZ Reading unflattering media reports about you or about a...
Can a Company Use Generative AI to Create Public Statements During a Crisis?
Or, better question: can a company use generative AI for anything at all? Yes … but. Generative AI...
How to Ensure Effective Communications During a Cyberattack
Cyberattacks are becoming more frequent. That means it’s more important than ever to know how to...
NJBIZ Conversations: Kessler PR Group founder Karen Kessler
by Jeffrey Kanige for NJBIZ You’ve got a problem. Perhaps you just received a notice...
How to Handle Media Interviews During a Crisis
Crises of all types tend to generate media attention. Because media outlets vie for “exclusives”...
Don’t Say, “No Comment” – How to Handle Media Inquiries During a Crisis
Crises excite public outrage, media scrutiny, reporters’ accusatory questions, and a torrent of...
Avoid Deletion! 4 Ways to Get Your Press Release Read
“Send out a press release!” That’s a cry we often hear from clients facing public criticism or...
Build Effective Media Relationships With the 3 “T”s
You can’t plan for a crisis. That’s what makes it a crisis, after all. However, you can do certain...
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