Index
Adrian Wheeler FPRCA
(The Public Relations and Communications Association, UK)
Crisis Communications Management
ISBN: 978-1-78756-618-7, eISBN: 978-1-78756-615-6
Publication date: 3 December 2018
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Wheeler, A. (2018), "Index", Crisis Communications Management (PRCA Practice Guides), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 131-134. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78756-615-620181016
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INDEX
Accountability
, 5, 15
Ahmed, Kamal
, 53
Bishop, Michael
, 8–9, 15
Blackhurst, Chris
, 47, 52
Blair, Luke
, 69
Blair, Tony
, 29
Bramall, Leigh
, 78
Branson, Sir Richard
, 5, 7, 15, 82
British Midland (BM)
, 8–9
Broadbent, Christopher
, 26
Browne, Lord
, 5
idea of ‘Beyond Petroleum’
, 7
Buffett, Warren
, 6
Burberry
, 37
Burke, James
, 7–8
Cameron, David
, 54
Campbell, Alastair
, 53
Carillion
, 42
Cartmell, Matt
, 21
Case examples of crisis communication management
Apple’s phone charger issue
, 108–109
British Airways, crisis communications of
, 104–105
Chevron’s apology
, 106
GM’s recall of cars
, 108
Merlin
, 109–110
Morrisons’ data breach
, 107–108
Oxfam
, 110–111
Samsung, crisis communications of
, 105
Starbucks’ tax issue
, 107
Terra Natura Zoo
, 103
Thomas Cook
, 106
United Airlines
, 110
VW’s diesel cheat device
, 109
Caulkin, Simon
, 52
CEO
, 75–76
declaring of crisis
, 59
as media spokesperson
, 61
performance, importance of
, 6–7, 10, 14, 16, 23, 30–31, 49, 64–65
Coad, Jonathan
, 57
Command and Control (Schlosser)
, 16
Contingency planning
division of categories
, 35–36
Lucretius principle
, 38
peripheral factors
, 38–39
reputational hazards
, 37
Worst of the Worst (WoW) Box
, 36
Crisis
, 10–11, 62
declaring
, 59–60
handling
, 24
preparation
, 16, 28–29
with preparation
, 13
stakeholder groups and
, 28
without preparation
, 13
Crisis communications
, 3–6, 10
action plan
, 60
apologies
, 50–51
comment and opinions from third parties
, 51
consequences of mis-managing
, 14–15
dark sites
, 63–64
to employees
, 42–43
expressing regret
, 73–76
follow up
, 69–70
getting advice from outside
, 20–21
golden hour
, 29, 64–65, 90
initial crisis statements
, 67–68
key crisis questions
, 22
lawyers’ point of view
, 55–57
leadership, role of
, 27
locations and resources for
, 61
managing using log
, 70
manual
, 62–63
media handling
, 42
need to react fast
, 23
operations and
, 61
planning
, 21–22
priorities
, 60
resources for
, 120–121
setting media timetable
, 29–30
in social media
, 89–92
spokespeople, role of
, 25, 81–85
training
, 32
TV interviews, handling of
, 70–73
See also Case examples of crisis communication management
Crisis communications team
, 60–61
preparing
, 62
Crisis-ready stakeholder list
, 41, 43–45
prioritising stakeholders using I/I Grid
, 43–44
Crocs
, 37
CSR
, 6
Cunningham, Admiral
, 11–12
Dao, Dr David
, 50
Dell, Michael
, 82
Dezenhall, Eric
, 31
Digital crisis, managing
, 92–94
being proactive
, 94
brand’s reputation and profile
, 93
brand tribe
, 93
dark site
, 94
digital influencers
, 93
location
, 93
plan for response
, 93
prepare team structure
, 94
staff awareness and training
, 93
Dong-Jin, Koh
, 105
Donnelly, James
, 16
Dot.com boom
, 4
Dunne, Steve
, 94
Elkington, John
, 5
Elliot, Jackie
, 67
Evaluation of crisis management
, 97–100
communications team performance
, 98–99
media coverage
, 98
reason for
, 100
spokespeople’s performance
, 99–100
Fankhauser, Peter
, 106–107
Fast Facts
, 63
Fukushima
, 38
‘Golden rules’ for handling a crisis
, 48
Green, Philip
, 82
I/I Grid
, 43–44
Initial crisis statements
, 67–68
Intangibles
, 6
Johnson, Paul
, 23
Johnson & Johnson (J&J)
, 7–8, 15
Kahneman, Daniel
, 15
Key decision makers (KDMs)
, 41, 98
Key opinion formers (KOFs)
, 28, 41, 60, 98
Khosrowshahi, Dara
, 15, 23
Lee, Ivy
, 4–5
Legal advice of crisis
, 55–57
Lucretius principle
, 38
Lutz, Bob
, 108
Ma Ailun
, 108
Mandelson, Peter
, 48
Manners, Crispin
, 24, 60
Marsh Consulting
, 29
Media lawyer
, 56, 69
Media relations team
, 32
Media reporting of crisis
, 47–48, 51–53
Morris, Trevor
, 22
Munoz, Oscar
, 50–51, 110
Myers, Sir Derek
, 30
Objective expert
, 4
Online, responding in
, 89–92
points considered
, 91
Philips, Dalton
, 107
Photographs
, 63
Polman, Sir Paul
, 5
PR consultants, in crisis situations
, 25–26
PR disaster
, 22, 48, 52
Professional communicators
, 22–23, 25
Rankin, Jennifer
, 104
Reactions to crises
, 4
Red Book
, 62–63, 118–120
Rogers, Danny
, 49
Ruddick, Graham
, 109
Sandberg, Alex
, 87
Sayle, Murray
, 47
Share price, effect of crisis communications on
, 14–15
Social media, responding in
, 78, 89–92
points considered
, 91
Sorrell, Sir Martin
, 6
Specialist media lawyer
, 56
Spokespeople for crisis communication
, 25, 81–85
CEO as
, 81–83
crisis-specific media training
, 83
language used
, 84
rehearsals and simulations
, 83–84
Spurgeon, Charles
, 25
Stakeholders
, 5, 87
checklist
, 115–117
crisis communications
, 10
opinion of
, 5
Taleb, Nassim Nicholas
, 38
Traverse-Healy, Tim
, 27–28
TV interviews
, 70–73
Tylenol
, 7–8, 66
Uber
, 15, 23
United Airlines crisis of April 2017
, 50
Varney, Nick
, 109–110
The Verification Handbook
, 90, 121
Warner, Jeremy
, 47, 52
Watson, Nick
, 73
Woods, Tiger
, 16, 38–39, 92
World Order (Kissinger)
, 16
Worst of the Worst (WoW) Box
, 36
Zetter, Lionel
, 86
- Prelims
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 What Is a Crisis?
- Chapter 2 Persuading Management to Prepare
- Chapter 3 Strategy: Principles of Crisis Communications
- Chapter 4 Contingency Planning
- Chapter 5 Stakeholder Identification and Lists
- Chapter 6 How the Media Drive Crises
- Chapter 7 Working with Lawyers
- Chapter 8 Tactics and Techniques
- Chapter 9 Spokespeople
- Chapter 10 Online and Social
- Chapter 11 Evaluation and Learning
- Chapter 12 What Would We Have Done?
- Afterword
- Appendix
- References
- Index