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Dramatic New Video of Japan Tsunami We've seen a lot of footage of the tragic Japan tsunami, but this clip is the most horrifying yet. Entitled "South Sanriku -- Tsunami seen from Shizugawa High School," it's shot from high ground, but toward the end of the video you can see panicked residents running for their lives.
Dramatic New Video of Japan Tsunami
Keep Calm and Carry On
A short history of the ‘Keep Calm and Carry On' poster! After being forgotten for more than half a century, a rare original of the now famous WWII poster was rediscovered in a box of old books bought at auction in one of the largest and most popular secondhand bookshops in Britain - Barter Books. When the bookshop owners had the poster framed and put up in the shop, customer interest was so great that in 2001 the couple started producing facsimile copies for sale - copies which were soon copied and recopied to make of the Keep Calm poster one of the first truly iconic images of the 21st century.La comunicazione di crisi 1
Una crisi è l'evento che più di ogni altro mette alla prova le abilità di un comunicatore. Il dizionario della lingua italiana del professor De Mauro ne dà molteplici definizioni: Occupandomi da molti anni di comunicazione di crisi, trovo che queste sfumature di significato siano tutte utili a definire e a connotare i contorni ed i contenuti di una situazione di crisi.
Il ruolo della comunicazione in un momento di crisi aziendale, come organizzarla e renderla efficace. Corso di Strumenti e delle Attività degli Uffici Stampa dell’Università La Sapienza di Roma
Comunicazione in Tempo Di Crisi
Per chi fosse interessato a partecipare a un dibattito sulla comunicazione di crisi e il crisis management, martedì 27 marzo, a Torino, si terrà la presentazione della più completa guida in materia edita dal Gruppo 24 Ore, dal titolo Crisis Management. Come comunicare la crisi: strategie e case history per salvaguardare la business continuity e la reputazione. L’evento, organizzato dal Club della Comunicazione d’Impresa di Torino, si terrà alle ore 18.00, presso l’Unione Industriale, Sala Torino, via Vela 17, Torino. Oltre agli autori del libro (Giampietro Vecchiato, Luca Poma, Enrico Finucci), interverranno Luca Glebb Miroglio (Presidente Club Comunicazione d’Impresa), Daniele Rosa (Direttore comunicazione Bayer), Alessandro Magnoni (Direttore comunicazione Coca Cola Hellenic), Luciana Santaroni (giornalista ed esperta in comunicazione per organizzazioni complesse). Moderatore: Augusto Grandi (giornalista de Il Sole 24 Ore).
Comunicazione di crisi: Costa Crociere e il naufragio della Concordia | Davide Licordari
Virtual Reality Journalism Immerses Users in a Public Crisis
Former Newsweek correspondent Nonny de la Peña has developed a 3D virtual reality simulation that recreates a real eyewitness account of a crisis in Los Angeles as people wait outside a food bank. ‘Hunger in Los Angeles’ was designed using gaming development tools and includes a body-tracking system. Users wear a head-mounted goggle display to fully immerse themselvesin the game where they can walk around and interact with other characters in real-time.
Emergency 2.0 Wiki Project
As well as linking to the Wiki , this site provides background information, future scenarios of what an Emergency 2.0 Ready community could look like, frequently asked questions , event information and resources . It takes a global community to create a wiki and we need your participation! We are ’crowdsourcing’ input from all sectors of the community including emergency services, government, community agencies, business, ICT, the voluntary technical community, the education sector, health sector, the media and the public. The Emergency 2.0 Wiki will be a new collaborative model for sharing and advancing knowledge on utilising web2.0 and social media in emergency management. To facilitate collaboration, knowledge sharing and crowdsourcing across the emergency, government, community, NGO, education, health, business, ICT sectors and media sectors
Stay tuned, we are launching soon... Online PR Training is working hard to launch a new online course that’s going to revolutionize the way you learn about social media for business communications. Our very first online course will be about: This online course - to be launched in the 1st quarter of 2012 - is specifically made for crisis communicators, public relations professionals, reputation managers, risk managers and crisis managers who understand that social media communications is changing their industry and their profession. Always on and available on mobile devices, this course will give you both the theory AND the practical approach on how to use social media tools before, during and after a crisis .
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Crisis PR Analysis: Costa Cruises and the Costa Concordia tragedy | The Drum
Google Analytics has today announced that it is set to roll out social reports, which aim to help businesses decide which tactics and channels drive interest and engagement with the business. ... Read more A national road safety campaign from the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland has implemented live cinema advertising to highlight the risks of dangerous driving. ... Read more Constant Contact has unveiled an infographic which illustrates the scale of social spam and advises on how best to avoid it. ... Read moreSocial Media and Crisis Management - Iabc- Eventbrite
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Crisis Communications: A Special Five-Part Series | Mr. Media Training
Written by Brad Phillips on June 5, 2011 – 12:40 pm I’m delighted to announce that this week, the Mr. Media Training blog will be running an in-depth, week-long series on crisis communications. All five articles are by crisis communications pro Jane Jordan-Meier , author of the new book, The Four Stages of Highly Effective Crisis Management : How To Manage The Media In The Digital Age . I asked Jane to write this series after reading her book.What should definitely, absolutely be covered in a "#SocialMedia & Crisis communications" online training course ? - Tweet Press - 140plus.com
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