Titlebook: Communicating out of a Crisis; Michael Bland Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998 communication.I

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What to do When it Happens,g of calm. It takes a few minutes, sometimes hours, for the affected management to assemble and the real sense of urgency to set in. But, like the period of quiet when the bombardment stops before the enemy attacks in strength, it can be a very false sense of security.

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Handling the Media,tput. We are immersed in the media — so it only takes a small extra step to be able to understand all we need to know about them. And that step consists of . the media instead of just using them for information, education and entertainment.

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Dealing with Pressure Groups, targeted like this in the first place is probably due to a failure somewhere within your company — but nevertheless you have to manage the situation as best as you can. Here are a few tips on how to avoid such a crisis in the first place and how best to defend yourself if you suddenly find yourself as the centre of attention.

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How to Work with Lawyers, lawyer acting for the claimants, and the willingness of the courts to allow group actions in which the resources of a group of plaintiffs are pooled. The concept of a high-profile plaintiff’s lawyer is a comparatively new phenomenon in the UK. It is an increasing trend which is likely to continue.

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The Role of the Internet,1994, accounting for nearly a quarter of the company’s unit shipments. Positioning the chip as suitable for both home and heavy-duty workstation use, Intel coupled the Pentium’s release with its $150-million ‘Intel Inside’ advertising campaign designed to heighten consumer awareness of the role of its microprocessor.

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Book 1998all - and the threat of negative publicity to corporate reputation.Most companies have no crisis management plans and hope that disaster will never strike. The author argues that consumerism, legislation, environmentalism, pressure groups, and investigative media all necessitate the development of a

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Eva Barla,Dzitac Simona,Carja Vasilemple acts of the top person saying and doing the right things — and doing so quickly — while some other organisations with elaborate crisis plans have suffered public-relations disasters despite their detailed procedures.

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