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The first was the use of hashtags in crisis and emergency management, and the second was whether or not the use of dark websites should be considered a crisiscommunication best practice. Information and best practices when it comes to hashtags and dark websites in crisismanagement. Cyber attacks.
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They have the best of intentions to communicate with their stakeholders in a crisis, but for one reason or another, they just simply feel as though they genuinely have nothing to say. So they say nothing, which ends up being a major crisismanagement mistake. Many organizations face this dilemma.
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When the company Monika Lancucki worked for went into receivership, they knew they were in for a crisismanagement challenge. In this episode of The Crisis Intelligence Podcast, Monika shares her story of how her and her team managed this crisis in real-time. Follow Melissa on Twitter: @melissa_agnes.
A Look at Malaysia Airlines’s CrisisCommunications. Malaysia airlines has demonstrated compassion, honesty and competence while handling this crisis. How have they managed to do this in such a hectic, frustrating and demanding time? Let’s take a look… They established a crisiscommunications home base.
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I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Yang Cheng, Assistant Professor of Public Relations, Department of Communication at North Carolina State University, on her research paper about the role of social media in crisismanagement. Social Media Crisis Research Paper. You can read the full paper here.
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I speak and often write about the use of mobile technology for crisiscommunication and crisismanagement. We know that, in most cases, your organization’s website should be the official home base for your crisiscommunications. White paper: Dark Websites as a CrisisCommunications Strategy.
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With so many platforms and tools available to us today, how do you choose the right communications platform for your organization to leverage in a crisis? Comment below or use the hashtag #crisisready on Twitter and let’s continue this conversation! Tune in to this week’s #crisisready video and find out!
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