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Kitchen Nightmares Turns To PR Nightmare

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I guess if any publicity is good publicity, Amy’s Baking Company in Scottsdale, Ariz., is basking in a self-inflicted spotlight.  Of course, if creating a public relations and earned media disaster by … openly declaring war on just about anyone with a social media account going...

Tagged: gordon ramsay, amys baking company, amy and samy bouzgalo, kitchen nightmares, social media, public relations, disaster, yelp, media relations, pr


NBA Unknown, Now Well Known

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Good for Jason Collins. Had I posted that a few days ago most folks would have reacted with a big old “who?” I’m a Washington Wizards fan and it took me a minute. As of Monday, of course, when the NBA 7-foot center came out as gay in a profound and well-written essay on the Spor...

Tagged: jason collins, media relations, public relations, pr, nba, gay rights


“I Am Not A Consensus Politician. I’m A Conviction Politician”

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Editor’s Note: This post originally appeared April 8, 2013, on the author’s personal blog, “The Wiener Takes It All.”  Merritt liked it so much, she got a hold of Emily in England and asked if she would submit it to Vox Voices as a guest post. I’ll be honest; th...

Tagged: margaret thatcher, politicians, opinions, hypocritical


Negative & Anonymous -- Why You Must Have A Good Social Media Policy

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O, social media, why hast thou forsaken me?  I only ask because it seems you’ve turned on me. I like and use Facebook, I tweet, and I blog. I read comments on news articles and have been moved to make my own comments from time to time on subjects I find compelling. I consider myself a ...

Tagged: social media, twitter, facebook, online reputation, crisis communication, reputation management


Media Practice Makes Perfect Media

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Editor’s Note:  Amanda’s article originally appeared as a guest post on Brad Phillip’s media relations blog, “Mr. Media Training.” It’s the day before the critical media interview or big meeting with your CEO, fellow employees or even worse, a client. You ...

Tagged: media relations, media training, interviewing, preparation