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11 years ago @ James J. Donnelly.com - Who Owns Crisis Manage... · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks!

11 years ago @ James J. Donnelly.com - Online Crises: Only S... · 0 replies · +1 points

Agree and I'll raise you one: purpose. I see a lot of companies "going social" to spread the word about promotions and advertising, but not necessarily to extend the dialogue in other areas beyond marketing. This makes crisis communications in this space doubly-difficult. Thanks for responding.

12 years ago @ James J. Donnelly.com - Two sets of keys for c... · 0 replies · +2 points

Thank YOU for the inspiration and for your great thoughts. We'll have to get you interviewed in this space sometime soon...!

12 years ago @ James J. Donnelly.com - Workplace communicatio... · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks, Jon. Good examples. I'm not sure if the trend is unwelcome...but it is inevitable, I do believe.

12 years ago @ James J. Donnelly.com - Are you an "expert" cr... · 0 replies · +1 points

It's certainly a more challenging battlefield, nationranch. However, I do think there are some expert philosophies and systems that work well. All is not lost on managing viral/networked situations. Not yet, at least. Thanks for participating.

12 years ago @ James J. Donnelly.com - Are you an "expert" cr... · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks, Nancy. I agree with open, honest and ready most times. Yet -- I can think of occaisions when a client can't be completely open or proactive. For example, if a suspect is at large. Or if a big computer hacking situation requires the investigative team to conduct its work without tipping off the hackers that they're being watched. Et cetera.

12 years ago @ James J. Donnelly.com - Are you an "expert" cr... · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks, Penny. Hope you're doing well -- it's been a LONG time between drinks.

12 years ago @ James J. Donnelly.com - Buffett makes good · 0 replies · +1 points

Great input, @Jericles. Thanks for your comment!

13 years ago @ James J. Donnelly.com - Bird Watching: Crisis... · 0 replies · +1 points

Aw, c'mon Gerald. I know an owl when I see one!

13 years ago @ James J. Donnelly.com - More Peter Sandman ana... · 1 reply · +1 points

Indeed, Andrew, we must keep these folks in our thoughts. We must also find a way to be sensitive to their plight, while also offering public-affirming context on nuclear-radiation threats. Tough balance.

The threats are real and scary. The threats are also typically disproportionately feared when compared with other risks.

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