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Physician Internet Defamation: How Doctors Can Deal with False Reviews and Protect Their Reputation

Melissa Agnes

The reality is that most anyone with a computer can cause very serious damage to your reputation: upset customers, ex-employees, ex-business partners, ex-spouses and more. One particular group that false online reviews are a major threat to is physicians and other medical professionals. Monitor your online reputation.

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4 Reputation Threats Organizations Should Monitor in 2020

PRSay

For organizations of all sizes, the ability to identify, understand and manage an increasingly complex array of reputational threats will be integral to success in the years ahead. With that reality in mind, here are four emerging reputation risks to consider: Targeted online attacks. Controversial statements.

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What You Need to Know About BlueSky, the New Social Media Platform

Stern + Associates

Now an independent entity, BlueSky aims to address many of the criticisms leveled at traditional social platforms, such as content moderation challenges, algorithmic bias, and data privacy concerns. BlueSky’s emphasis on privacy can enhance your brand’s reputation among increasingly privacy-conscious consumers.

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The Impact of AI, Automation, and Analytics in Modern PR Strategies

5W PR

These platforms continuously scan news outlets, social media platforms, and online forums, alerting PR teams to emerging situations that could affect their organization’s reputation. Privacy concerns are paramount, particularly regarding data collection and analysis.

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Webinar: Crisis Response Strategies for In-House Counsel

Melissa Agnes

In fact, a new survey by InsideCounsel Magazine, commissioned by iThreat Cyber Group, revealed that: “Two out of three legal counsels representing a cross section of Fortune 1,000 companies acknowledge they are not “very well prepared” to prevent a significant, material attack on their product, brand or intellectual property.”

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Facebook And The Perils Of Opposition PR

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

The picture is one of a company doing its damnedest to work all contacts, tap all allies, and thwart all critics to salvage its reputation. In a particularly distasteful move, the agency promoted questionable research that linked billionaire George Soros with anti-Facebook groups. Do no harm, in other words.

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When A Privacy Breach Is A PR Crisis: How To Avoid It

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Experts tend to divide negative events into two groups. In the first group are bad things inflicted on an organization by external forces or criminal actors, like a weather disaster or a product tampering. But in the real world, such admissions may make the hacked party vulnerable to litigation or further reputation harm.

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