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Marion Pindsdorfs prescription to prevent a corporate disaster is: when public health and safety are involved, tell it all and tell is fast.This book is a guide for companies large and small for surviving a public crisis. It is a battle tested guide written by a veteran public relations expert that is packed with information on working with the media during a corporate public crisis. Pindsdorf uses specific cases as examples of how to and how not to handle public relations during a crisis.

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title Communicating When Your Company Is Under Siege Surviving Public - photo 1

title:Communicating When Your Company Is Under Siege : Surviving Public Crisis
author:Pinsdorf, Marion K.
publisher:Fordham University Press
isbn10 | asin:0823217841
print isbn13:9780823217847
ebook isbn13:9780585199221
language:English
subjectCorporate image, Public relations, Crisis management, Business communication, Strategic planning.
publication date:1999
lcc:HD59.2.P55 1999eb
ddc:659.2
subject:Corporate image, Public relations, Crisis management, Business communication, Strategic planning.
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Communicating When Your Company Is Under Siege
Surviving Public Crisis
MARION K. PINSDORF
Third Edition
Communicating When Your Company is Under Siege - image 2
Fordham University Press
New York
1999
Page iv
Copyright 1999 by Marion K. Pinsdorf
All rights reserved.
LC 98-38612
ISBN 0-8232-1783-3 (hardcover)
ISBN 0-8232-1784-1 (paperback)
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Pinsdorf, Marion K.
Communicating when your company is under siege: surviving
public crisis/Marion K. Pinsdorf.3rd ed.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-8232-1783-3 (hc.: alk. paper)
ISBN 0-8232-1784-1 (pbk.: alk. paper)
1. Corporate image. 2. Public relations. 3. Crisis management.
4. Business communication. 5. Strategic planning. I. Title.
HD59.2.P55Picture 31998
659.2dc21Picture 4Picture 5Picture 698-38612
Picture 7Picture 8Picture 9Picture 10CIP
Printed in the United States of America
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Dedicated to two chief executive officers, pragmatists who communicated with candor and conviction: Henry A. Walker, Jr., Amfac, Inc. and the late John W. Hill, Hill and Knowlton, Inc.
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Contents
Preface/Memo
xi
Acknowledgments
xv
1. Turbulent Times:
The Kaleidoscope of Corporate Communications
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Communicating on Consent of Constituencies Communicators as Crystal-Ball Gazers Endangered Communicators, or, The Lawyers Will Get Them If They Don't Wise Up What's in a Name: Disagreement and Searching
2. Bottom Line vs. Front Page:
Corporate Relations with the Media
21
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Media and Business: A Common Ground? Watergate: A Sea Change Hero to Demon to Talk Show Investigative and Herd Journalists What Does the Media Want? What "No Comment" Really Means Cosmetics Count Mike Fright: The Warfare of Interviewing Battling Poor Perceptions: Navistar and Iacocca Creating Images: Following Fads Journalists Criticize Themselves
3. Planning the Unplannable:
Surviving Communications Crises
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Assessing the Risk Who Plans? After the Damage or Before? What Three Mile Island Taught Poisoning Information Wells Tylenol: A Credo Worked When Planning Couldn't Managing During Turmoil Snatching Advantage Out of Disaster
4. Supplying Your Own Banana Peels:
Troubles Companies Cause Themselves and Others
93
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Every Day Brings New Slips Count the Ways They Slid

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Creating a Culture for Disaster Foot-in-Mouth Media Relations Cosmic Thinking When Appearances Create Reality Egotism: The Victorian Secret of Business Covers of Hubris The P/L of CEO Visibility When the Boss Won't Go The Chairman Goes to Washington Golf Carts, Buses, and Operas: G. William Miller, the Amalgam of Superman, Solomon, and Sir Galahad Political Image-Makers Gone Awry How to Succeed Without Slipping
5. A Beguiling Conundrum:
Communicating Executive Illness Across Cultures
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Dimensions of the Dilemma Overlooking the Obvious Attention Is Being Paid Rules Fuzzy; Practices Fuzzier Is the Boss Really Healthy? A Quintet for Coping Telling All at Tenneco The Classic Candor of Michael Walsh Concealing to Keep Power: Superstars of Sports, Business, and Politics All Do It Hiding for Power Two Lewis Superstars Keep Secrets Secrets Complicate Succession When the Patient's a Celebrity Concealing Continues Waffling: Good News, Bad News, No News Waffling by Waiting Creating a Golden Coffin Waffling Draws Attention Waffling by Imaging Bungling: Is the Boss Just Stressed or Going Crazy? A Thricetold Tale Signals Many; Responses Few Other Early Warnings Discounted A Vicious Media Frenzy Post-Mortem Stonewalling by Friends and Foes Fiction More Telling Than Fact Looks Different Ashore Imaging: Seeing Isn't Believing Anymore Secrets Hurt Politically, Medically, and Personally Secrets Broke the Secrecy Image Altering, Illness, and Peripatetic Bones "Bob Roberts" Wasn't First Prescriptions for Healthy Images
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