| How Media & PR React to a Crisis in the Age of Information Overload and Trump |
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By: Muck Rack |
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 Donald Trump may be the perfect metaphor for crisis communications today.
A crisis has always brought out lots of internal corporate or personal angst and media coverage and the dark art of crisis PR.
But today, it seems like a crisis moves at warp speed – fueled by social media and cable news. In what may be a playbook for the future, when Trump tweets at 3 a.m. or steps into a controversy, his team, the Clinton campaign, voters and the media all react and the crisis hits overdrive.
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