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Educate. Mitigate. Communicate.

Posted At: April 14, 2008 3:21 PM by Cecilia Hughes, Contributing Writer Lately, the adventures of college have taken on a new dimension. In addition to the anticipation of autumn football games, blossoming friendships and new opportunities bridging the gap between academia and the real

Keeping Your Cool When It Matters Most

Posted At: April 9, 2008 12:41 PM by Anna Catherine Roberson We all have experienced that breaking point: the stress and tension build up and there is nowhere to go but down. You are at the point when you know a major crisis is on

In a Time of Crisis, He Helped His School Come Out Ahead

Posted At: April 9, 2008 12:23 PM by Taryn Ely The phone rings loudly. You sit up suddenly and look at the clock: 1:30 a.m. You wonder who on earth could be calling you, and when you pick up the phone you find out it

PR's Game Plan for the Sports Industry

Posted At: September 24, 2010 9:41 AM by Paige  Niewerth While millions of sports fans cheer in stadiums and living rooms around the nation, few people applaud, or even acknowledge, the behind-the-scenes work of a public relations professional. Public relations is an essential aspect in the

“My Stupid Mouth:” apologies are better in 140 characters or less

We all love a great Perez-Hilton-infused celebrity scandal, and who has drawn more fire recently than John Mayer? Mayer’s extremely relaxed and a little bit too revealing Playboy article sparked controversy across the nation. His “stupid mouth” definitely got him in trouble in the multi-page

Disaster.com – How the Internet Can Help You in a Crisis

This post is related to the Platform article “Crisis Communication 101 — Basic Rules of Managing a Crisis” by Philip Turkowitsch. Communication tools on the World Wide Web allow us to distribute messages to millions of recipients simultaneously. The advantages over traditional media are diverse;

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