The Media Crisis Model Is Changing

by Phillip Rhoades on November 20, 2009 · 0 comments

Morgan McLintic has made a great video about the seven ways social media changes crisis management

McLintic makes these particular points in more detail in the video:

  1. Crises happen more often
  2. Crises are faster breaking
  3. The issues reach more people
  4. Visibility of crises are increased: staff, clients, and more see it all
  5. Permanance: record of the crisis exists forever
  6. More measurable results are available
  7. More Dialogue: you can talk to the person/people creating the crisis
  8. Duration of crises are greatly decreased

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