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Adapting Crisis Communication Theory to a Global Environment
As I mentioned in my post the other day, I’m not able to attend the World Communication Association (WCA) conference this year in Bishkek. However, thanks to my friends who
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Were BP’s Apologies in the Gulf of Mexico Ethical?
In the six years that have passed since the tragic explosion of the BP-owned deep water platform in the Gulf of Mexico, much has been written about the spill, the
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Reconceptualizing Mass Communication as Engagement: The Influence of Social Media
This editorial was first published in the Journal of Mass Communication and Journalism and is re-posted under Creative Commons Attribution License. “For the legions of critics who had previously dismissed platforms like
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Top 10 lists are for Letterman, not crisis communication
Enough with “pop” crisis communication already, ok? In the wake of the 2008 financial crash, Hurricane Katrina (US), Japanese tsunami, Haitian earthquake, BP’s spill in the Gulf of Mexico…that is
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Poor Communication Risks Lives: COVID-19 Lessons Learned in England & Scotland
Public health practitioners have long known that poor communication during
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The need for a better two-way relationship between researchers and practitioners
In 2011, I attended and presented research at an international
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Crisis 7 the Best of Risk & Crisis Communication Research
The field of risk and crisis communication has two major
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Reconceptualizing Mass Communication as Engagement: The Influence of Social Media
This editorial was first published in the Journal of Mass Communication