Baltimore Officials and the Media Blame Game

[By Howard Fencl] You cannot criticize TV media for doing their job. Baltimore City Council President Jack Young blasted the media for covering protests that erupted into a night of violence, wanton looting and destruction. Protests were initially peaceful in response to the death of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old African-American who died from an unexplained […]

By hpadmin | April 30, 2015 | Crisis Communications, Media Relations, Reputation Management | baltimore, baltimore riots, crisis communications, freddie gray |

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Why Tell a Story in a Crisis?

[By Bruce Hennes] In a recent New York Times article, reporter Alina Tugend wrote “It’s not enough just to offer up the facts about you or your company. You need to be compelling, unforgettable, funny and smart. Magnetic, even. You need to have a good story.” Tugend is right, suggesting that people are often attracted […]

By hpadmin | December 14, 2014 | Crisis Communications, Crisis Preparation, Reputation Management | crisis communications, narrative, reputation management, storytelling |

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Baltimore Officials and the Media Blame Game

Why Tell a Story in a Crisis?

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