This is the Crisis Solutions’ blog – a place where we take a sometimes less than serious look at the world of business continuity and crisis readiness. Think of it as the bar after work.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Crisis comms
At Crisis Solutions we like to think we operate at the cutting edge of crisis management. To that end the Lizard would like to introduce you to the latest thinking in crisis communications…POETRY!
Here’s Wendy Cope on:
How to deal with the press
She’ll urge you to confide. Resist.
Be careful, courteous and cool.
Never trust a journalist.
‘We’re off the record’, she’ll insist.
If you believe her, you’re a fool.
She’ll urge you to confide. Resist.
Should you tell her who you’ve kissed,
You’ll see it all in print, and you’ll
Never trust a journalist
Again. The words are hers to twist,
And yours the risk of ridicule.
She’ll urge you to confide. Resist.
‘But X is nice,’ the publicist
Will tell you. ‘We were friends at school.’
Never trust a journalist,
Hostile, friendly, sober, pissed,
Male or female - that’s the rule.
When tempted to confide, resist.
Never trust a journalist.
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