Tuesday, July 3, 2007

Crisis prevention through foresight

Read advice by PR professor Mark Grabowski on how to handle Michael Moore and the bad publicity he and other investigative journalists inevitably bring:

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...what should a company do when a Michael Moore, 60 Minutes crew or other type of "investigative journalist" shows up on its doorstep unannounced? Too often, companies and organizations make the mistake of waiting for a public relations crisis to happen and then responding to it. No matter how much damage control a company does, it's hard to overcome an embarrassing clip from a movie or TV show that will be indelibly stamped in the minds of millions of Americans. A better approach is what many of us in the PR industry call 'crisis prevention...'"




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