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On September 17th and 18th 2014, Melissa Agnes, President and co-founder of Agnes + Day, will be presenting a two-day workshop on socialmedia for crisis and emergency management for healthcare at the GCC Government SocialMedia Summit in Dubai. Workshop outline: Socialmedia for healthcare.
Adam Schefter recently stirred up some controversy by tweeting the following: Great line from @johnreporters on young people’s decisions in social-media age: “It’s time for common sense to catch up with technology.” ” — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 3, 2014. What are your thoughts?
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Their use of socialmedia throughout the crisis. Although their crisis communications home base is the proper way to publish all official releases and updates regarding the crisis, we cannot deny the need to also push these updates and communications to socialmedia.
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Canada suffered two terrorist attacks last week and, though there is some criticism out there around certain aspects of the way officials communicated in this crisis, I would like to highlight what has made me most proud. — Tanveer Naseer (@TanveerNaseer) October 22, 2014. — Brian Laufman (@blaufman) October 22, 2014.
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When my family undertook major renovations on our house in 2014, we began by interviewing several contractors. In corporate settings, outside crisismanagement experts can use their mental and physical distance from a crisis to see it clearly. Even finding a contractor available then would have been difficult.
It also launched a socialmedia campaign with humorous memes and messages about the dangers of the behavior. Not only is this episode considered textbook crisismanagement , but it also boosted Tide’s brand exposure. Reactive PR is no longer solely the purview of crisismanagement.
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A divide that unfortunately grew in 2014 and that I hope to see begin to bridge itself in 2015. My friend and colleague, Tim Burrows , a retired police officer and now socialmedia consultant for police agencies, is one of the ones out there doing it right.
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The 2014 Wildfire. Most communicators expect to have to deal with a crisis situation at some point in their career. Yet predicting how a crisis will rear its ugly head is incredibly difficult. All members of the PR team were also given extensive training, including press interviews, socialmedia, and PressPage.
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Another recent example – the 2014 hack of the email system at Sony Pictures Entertainment – was a grim lesson to companies all over the world. The unauthorized disclosure of private information is particularly tricky in crisismanagement terms. Experts tend to divide negative events into two groups.
In July 2014, Canada established an anti-spam regulatory regime, often referred to as CASL (pronounced “castle”). emails, texts, IMs, socialmedia in-messages) that, directly or indirectly, encourage participation in “commercial activity”. By Maanit Zemel. That is no longer the case.
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