The confluence of legitimate news versus phony news, plus the proliferation of nation-state and criminal cyber plots all aimed at disrupting democracy and destabilizing trusted institutions, leave journalists and communicators struggling to separate fact from fiction and maintain credibility with increasingly jaded citizens and consumers.
If communications professionals can no longer trust the information we receive, how is our civil society supposed to function?
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By Ismail Amin This article was originally published by The Amin Law Group on March 6, 2023. On March 1, 2023, the FDA’s Center for
This article was originally published by IR Global on January 13, 2023. The collapse of FTX Trading Ltd. has resulted in a ripple effect, resulting
By Jim Lukaszewski Also known as “America’s Crisis Guru,” Jim Lukaszewski is an experienced author, speaker and expert on crisis communications and public affairs. This
