This one is worth thinking about – when the president sends nasty tweets, does it sell? According to the Institute for Public Relations (IPR): “The 2018 Public Affairs Pulse survey shows that nearly 60% of Americans rarely or never read President Trump’s tweets,
[read_more text="Read More" title="Read More" url="https://kylecommunications.com/the-tone-of-nasty/" align="left"]If you haven’t heard, journalists are being threatened in new ways – unthanks to social media. It’s called doxxing. When the target of negative news coverage (or even neutral news coverage) gets miffed, there are plenty of ways to get even. In the
[read_more text="Read More" title="Read More" url="https://kylecommunications.com/doxxing-latest-media-threat/" align="left"]When you’re as big as Big Red (aka Indiana University), there’s limited worrying about brand recognition. But crisis communications? That’s another matter. Indiana University’s Mark Land spoke at the Hoosier PRSA luncheon recently in a brief give-and-take with Inside Indiana Business Host Gerry
[read_more text="Read More" title="Read More" url="https://kylecommunications.com/crisis-communications-at-iu/" align="left"]Our little company landed the top award at the Hoosier Chapter PRSA event – a statewide competition that draws from ad and PR agencies, social media shops, corporations and associations and solo practitioners in all avenues of communication. The award was the 2013
[read_more text="Read More" title="Read More" url="https://kylecommunications.com/about-winning-awards/" align="left"]Issuing a public apology when media expose ill-advised life choices is not only necessary, it’s an absolute must to survive in business, politics – and as Lance Armstrong is finally realizing – in sports. How the banned cyclist’s public apology plays out will
[read_more text="Read More" title="Read More" url="https://kylecommunications.com/armstrong-public-apology/" align="left"]Are there lessons learned from Penn State? As university crises go, the Penn State scandal involving Jerry Sandusky will be the subject of scrutiny for decades. And now with two firms who share a monthly PR retainer of more than $200,000 to confine
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