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It never fails to astonish me how often the media uses ideological references to describe politicians and their political stance. Mr X is to …
It never fails to astonish me how often the media uses ideological references to describe politicians and their political stance. Mr X is to …
It is hard to take comfort from what we read or hear in the media these days… Scandals, corruption, influence peddling, bribes seem to dominate …
Is there anything more to say or write about Tiger’s recent fall from grace? From a public communication perspective, my view on the subject pertains …
The 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver were the main topic of conversation at a recent get-together with friends. One thing led to another and, …
Quebec and Ottawa recently picked-up a game they’ve been playing for years: Who is greenest? Quebec seemed to have the edge on both the national …
There are several basic rules to effective crisis management. To begin with, recognize the nature and extent of the problem, then inform your publics as …
Words matter and, in some circumstances, they can have ‘life or death’ consequences. When speaking to the media, one must be both forthright AND cautious. …
A short while ago, I had the rare opportunity to have lunch with my son. I was looking forward to this one-on-one chat. When I …
The A-H1N1 virus has been making the headlines over the past months. Lots of information in newspapers, on television and around the dinner table, many …
It was bound to happen… I caught the virus. No, not THAT one – there’s an effective vaccine against it. As far as I know, …