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Posts Tagged: Reputation Management
What Were They Thinking: A Lesson in Press Conference Don’ts
CommCore Video Blog: Reputation
The Employee Cost of Reputation Mismanagement
Damage to your company’s reputation not only hurts revenue and sales, it will also hinder your organization’s attractiveness to current and potential employees.
According to a recent survey by Corporate Responsibility Magazine and Allegis Group Services, nearly three quarters of Americans — 69% — say they would rather be unemployed than work for a company that has a bad reputation.
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Why are safety drills important? Ask Asiana Airlines flight attendants
One of the top media attention grabbers is an airplane crash at a major airport with dramatic video of the explosion and fire.
When Asiana Airlines flight 214 smacked the runway at San Francisco International Airport (SFO), it was all over global news in a twitter nano-second.
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NFL Should Throw a Penalty Flag at Its Crisis Response
So, let’s get this straight: a packed New Orleans Superdome, billions watching on TV during a 34 minute blackout and no one from the NFL either says anything to the crowd, goes on TV or does an interview with CBS?
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#NBCFail
The 2012 London Olympics are some of the most financially successful games for NBC and sponsors alike. Ratings are peaking at 35 million viewers for prime time. Even archery scored 1.5 million viewers during daytime on a weekday. Read more
Reputation Matters!
The Reputation Institutereleased its list of The World’s Most Reputable Companies. In Forbes, Jacquelyn Smith discussed key areas all companies – large, small, B2B or B2C – should consider when establishing a brand or managing their reputation.
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CEO Achilles Heels: Iconoclast
A Tale of Two Crises
Rep. Anthony Weiner’s social media and telephone sexual innuendo escapades were the major news issue on Monday, and remain in the headlines today. It’s one more example of public officials behaving badly, lying about their behavior and thinking that somehow in the “gotcha” world, no one will find out. Read more