Month: July 2012

In citizen journalism, insights, media relations, social media

Posted July 26, 2012

Morning embers: Newsweek, blogging farmers and social media lessons from a revolution

1) Newsweek to ditch magazine model (Ad Age) — Newsweek will eventually transition to an online publication, owner IAC/InterActiveCorp (IACI) said Wednesday, marking the beginning of the [...]

By Campfire Communications

In corporate reputation, crisis communications, insights, media relations, message development, online advertising, political communications, search advertising, social media

Posted July 24, 2012

Henry Fawell’s presentation to Baltimore area marketing directors

We were honored to speak this week with the Baltimore members of the Marketing Directors Support Group, an up-and-coming educational community for forward-thinking marketing directors. Our topic: [...]

By Campfire Communications

In corporate reputation, crisis communications, insights, message development

Posted July 18, 2012

Campfire’s Henry Fawell takes on Penn State crisis in Baltimore Business Journal

After the release of the Freeh Report last week, we jotted down crisis communications lessons companies can take from the Penn State tragedy. The Baltimore Business Journal published our thoughts [...]

By Campfire Communications

In corporate reputation, crisis communications, insights, media relations, message development

Posted July 13, 2012

Henry Fawell interviewed on Penn State crisis communications

With the Penn State tragedy back in the news this week, WBAL-TV asked me for some crisis communications tips on how the University can begin to repair its reputation after months of controversy. [...]