Getting a communications checkmate in the face of a company crisis
Trying to think strategically in the middle of a communications crisis is like trying to play chess while someone is punching you in the face! I was recently reminded of this fact
Lineker v. BBC: Social Media Guidelines and why the fish rots from the head on impartiality row
Over a week ago a row broke out at the UK’s national broadcaster, the BBC, over a tweet by its senior football anchor and Match of the Day presenter, Gary Lineker. The one-time E
YOU’VE BEEN LYNCHED
Cristiano Ronaldo. Kanye West. Andrew Tate. If Piers Morgan was an undertaker, he’d be investigated for filling his own coffins such has been the fallout for these men following
A Sliding Door moment for AIB
This week AIB announced 70 of its 170 branches would be turned into cashless outlets. The dogs in the street knew it was going to create havoc and a lot of negative publicity. It d
Brand reputation and consumer’s expectations.
It is quite clear that the pandemic hit industries and brands in diverse ways. Many organizations saw their budgets being cut down to half or nothing, conferences saw a move to dig
Our UK Crisis Communications Partner, Alder
Fuzion Communications are part of a European crisis communications network with the core purpose of providing clients with a network of experts in crisis communications should a pa
Our German Crisis Communications Partner, Engel & Zimmermann
Fuzion Communications are part of a European crisis communications network with the core purpose of providing clients with a network of experts in crisis communications should a pa
Crisis Communications & Lessons to be learned, The Ill Fated Announcement of a European Soccer Super League
The announcement of a new Super League for the top European soccer clubs, was one of the key news stories breaking this week across Europe and here in Ireland, even overtaking pand
Avoiding the Snowball Effect
The beauty of the flurry of snowflakes falling outside my office/spare bedroom window is magical. Yet experience, and probably age, inspire a level of concern and consideration as
My Fuzion highlights by Alison O’Brien
Fresh out of college in October 2006, having just graduated with my Masters in Public Relations from Dublin Institute of Technology, I moved home to Cork with the ambition of baggi
