Amid the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook touted that the company still showed a 13 percent increase in active monthly users. But, they’ve read the writing on the wall. After many […]
The State of Trust in Journalism: Guarded but Improving
Trust is like air to communicators and journalists. We live it and breathe it because we know that without it, nothing we do or say matters. Without trust, we can […]
Fact-Checking Tips When Live, On-Air
Recently, I had the opportunity to attend a live broadcast of an international radio news program. Guests and hosts alike arrived to the venue for the three-hour live discussion with […]
Turn, Turn, Turn Toward a Changing News Media Landscape
As another year closes, I’ve got “Turn! Turn! Turn!” on the brain. The Byrds’ 60s classic is still relevant; for communicators, it’s been quite the season to “turn” within the […]
Prepare Now for Fake News Firestorms
“Fake news” heightens the confusion in our cluttered media landscape. If you get caught up in a fake news firestorm, that confusion becomes a serious challenge for your brand and […]
Three Important Crisis Management Trends for Executive Teams & Companies in 2017
The new year brings with it the potential for new issues to arise for companies and organizations of all sizes. Crisis and critical issues can come very quickly, and it is […]
Journalism + Trump – What’s Next?
Obama out. Trump in. Whether you like it or not, there’s a new guy in town. As of this morning, Donald Trump has officially set foot in Washington D.C. And, […]