Tag: Public Relations and Crisis Communication
Media lobbying varied by policy stage and narrative
How business groups strategically shape news coverage across crisis policy stages
Swiss COVID-19 discourse framed misinformation differently across media
How Swiss COVID-19 public discourse defines misinformation and disinformation
WHO press conferences drew longer viewing and more comments
How WHO YouTube press conferences engaged audiences during the pandemic
Emergency call accessibility is linked to crisis preparedness
How emergency call accessibility strengthens crisis management across the EU
Integrated analysis links media, geopolitics, and Arab reception
How a transnational case reveals elite networks and media framing across regions
Operational transparency improved understanding, not engagement
How sharing government operations on social media affects public trust and engagement
Study examines heuristics and audience cognitive bias in online emergencies
How emergency context shapes biased thinking during online crises
Misleading crisis communication increases brand avoidance in hospitality greenwashing cases
How dishonest environmental claims damage hotel brands and consumer trust
