The media are already analyzing how these current issues might impact Obama’s legacy without acknowledging our tug-of-war may likely have moved on to something new in six months. But Obama is taking some important steps for crisis communications:
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Be smart. And if you autmatically assume the people surrounding you agree with you politically, that’s not very smart at all.
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For every silly example of people posting on social media about what they ate for lunch, there is an example of Twitter’s true influence.
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Our guest blogger is Duncan Matheson, President and co-founder of BissettMatheson Communications in New Brunswick, Canada. Here’s what he has to share after reading our blog on media training and the vice presidential debate. This originally appeared at http://bissettmatheson.com/en/blog/ I mentioned in my last blog that I’m quite into the US election, and by extension, the
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I recommend making a choice and focusing on one important theme.
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Every four years, when a presidential candidate announces his VP pick, the media analyzes the choice until someone waves a new shiny object in front of their faces.
Before big elections or rulings, I would post online videos, plant news stories and strike up some social media strategy about Canada’s virtues.
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Be decisive. Clearly reveal your opinion. Don’t muddy the waters.
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Starting with a subject line that includes 21 words Trying to spark coverage by diving into complicated stock holdings and land deals that would take journalists half-hour specials to explain Screaming an opposing candidate is putting someone at risk without offering an interview with one of those people supposedly at risk Putting at the top
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