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PR Lessons for when you Lose Your Temper
By Mark Macias A US Congressman is making national news after he was caught on camera threatening to throw a reporter over a balcony inside the US Capitol. There’s a great lesson on crisis
Read More »The PR Battle over Guns
The PR Battle over Guns – Crisis Communications Case Study By Mark Macias I think we’re onto something. The NRA just may be taking my advice. Shortly after the NRA issued its first public
Read More »Losing the Battle Winning the PR War
Losing the Battle Winning the PR War By Mark Macias One of the most common war strategies surmises a General must sometimes lose a battle to win a war. When a crisis situation hits
Read More »Crisis Communications – The NRA Challenge
Crisis Communications – The NRA Challenge By: Mark Macias I don’t like the sight of guns. I don’t like the smell of guns. I don’t even like talking about guns, but the NRA is
Read More »Negative Political Press
How to Confront Negative Political Press By Mark Macias There’s only one real way to beat bad news that comes out about your candidate: get out in front of it. In the press game,
Read More »When one Employee Inspires a Crisis
When one Employee Inspires a Crisis By: Mark Macias For those who aren’t familiar with News Corp., Rupert Murdoch is arguably one of the most powerful men in the world with a global media
Read More »Surviving Public Relations Nightmares
Surviving Public Relations Nightmares A Video Conversation with Producer and Writer Mark Macias: http://www.bulldogreporter.com/daily-dog/surviving-public-relations-nightmares TV investigative producer and magazine writer Mark Macias recently sat down with Media Training Worldwide’s “Inside Communications with Mike Bako” host
Read More »“Gotcha TV”
“Gotcha TV” By Mark Macias How to Respond to a Reporter Ambush The call that shakes up your business or ego is guaranteed to happen when you least expect it. You might be enjoying
Read More »How to Slow or Stop Negative News
How to Slow or Stop Negative News By Mark Macias Think back to high school. Whenever you heard a bad rumor about a girl, you almost always assumed it was true unless the girl
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