More hot topics and breaking crises to explore and analyze in Episode 11 (August 29, 2012) of The Crisis Show – plus we let you know about some upcoming guests. Check it all out here!
Show list
- FEMA, Governors of Lousiana & Mississippi for their preparation for and response to Hurricane Isaac (#CrisisWin)
- Venezuela Refinery Fire
- Nike and Lebron James X Sneakers
- India and Social Media Censorship
- United Airlines Computer Malfunction
- Quebec Separatists vs. The Rest of Canada
- Recall of the week: Indiana cantaloupe company now identified
- Shooting at Empire State Building and Citizen Journalism
Watch the full episode here
Additional links mentioned in the show
Hurricane Issac – Our #CrisisWin of the week!
Excellent Crisis Communications Via Social Media: Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant Facebook
Entergy Storm Center
Regarding natural disasters, check out this TED Talk on how to step up in the face of disaster:
Venezuela Refinery Fire
Statement by PDVSA
Nike and Lebron X Sneakers
Nike/National Urban League - Video Interview
Chamberlain Farms – Our Recall of the week
A great example of showing real sympathy in a time of crisis
Stay tuned for the next episode of The Crisis Show!
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Suject: Nike 350$ shoes. Not Crisis, not really an attack but a minority that gives itself free publicity thru this what I qualify as a Nike Free Raid
Suject Air line and Salmonela: Like it was mentionned, one needs to understand the mechanisms in place to prevent crisis ie: Event Monitoring, Pro-activity and Escalation of Incidents and Major incident Management before it reaches crisis criteria… most crisis have already pro-actively managed to the best media-impact financial cost ratio…
Suject Quebec Separatist: Why road construction cost more in Quebec than other provinces; Why our bridges fall and kill autombilist and why most “Quebecois” will shop at Wallmart intead of “chez Ti-Jean” because it is cheaper and why we throw away massive amount of recyclable material. Can a group that has a hard time responsively taking care of themselves seperate… this is the real crises.