Archive for the ‘Crisis communications’ Category

• January 24, 2012 The Horse or the Rider? posted in Consumer technology, Corporate reputation, Crisis communications, Investors, Mobile Web, PR, Trade shows, Uncategorized, Wireless tagged "beating a dead horse", Android, Apple, Barcelona, Blackberry, Colossus, consumer technology, iPhone, Jim Balsillie, Mike Lazaridis, Mobile World Congress, Nokia, PR, RIM, Samsung, Simon Jones, Thorsten Heins, ZTE
• October 19, 2011 Playing Games? posted in Consumer technology, Corporate reputation, Crisis communications, Mobile Web, PR, Wireless tagged Blackberry, Lazaridis, mobile, outage, Poker, RIM, SIM, Simon Jones, siri, Texas Hold'em
• October 16, 2011 RIM′s Flawed “Three Monkeys” Communication Strategy posted in Consumer technology, Corporate reputation, Crisis communications, PR, Social Media tagged 3 Monkeys, Blackberry, fanbois, fanboy, HTC, iPhone, outage, PR failure, RIM, titanic
• October 10, 2011 An Open Letter To RIM CEOs: The Epic Blackberry PR Fail posted in Consumer technology, Corporate reputation, Crisis communications, Wireless tagged BIS Outage, Blackberry, Orange, PR Failures, RIM, T-Mobile
• June 1, 2011 No spin please, we′re German posted in Clients, Consumer technology, Corporate reputation, Crisis communications, International PR, PR, Social Media tagged bias, bloggers, Facebook, Fox News, Germany, media, no spin, OnPR, The Mirror, The Sun, Twitter
• December 20, 2010 Gazing at PR’s Crystal Ball for 2011 posted in Clients, Cloud, Consumer technology, Corporate reputation, Crisis communications, Internet, Mobile Web, PR, Social Media, Wireless tagged crystal ball, embargo, location-based, predictions, trends
• December 7, 2010 Wikileaks posted in Corporate reputation, Crisis communications, Internet, Social Media tagged classified information, government security, IT, Julian Assange, public enemy number one, whistleblowing, wikileaks
• August 12, 2010 Outta Here! posted in Corporate reputation, Crisis communications, Events, Internet tagged corporate reputation, Crisis communications, Hit that slide, hoax, HP, HPOA, Jet Blue, Mark Hurd, quit, resignation, Steve Slater, take this job and shove it, theCHIVE.com