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7 top tips for protecting your online privacy and security

This blog was first published on the Open Rights Group Birmingham website. Open Rights Group Birmingham was established by Francis Clarke (@francisclarke) in 2015 and forms part of the Open Rights Group, the UK’s only digital campaigning organisation working to protect the rights to privacy and free speech online. Here…

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How vulnerable are your people online?

I’ll let you in on a nasty little technique we use in our social media crisis simulation exercises from time to time. If the team is strong, is using its lines well and deftly handling stakeholders and customers, we’ll sometimes throw in a little bit of a curveball: a bit of…

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The seven habits of highly effective crisis communications teams

We’ve run dozens of crisis simulations with communications teams large and small, from global multinationals to local city emergency responders. Here’s what we’ve found sets the great teams apart from the rest: 1. They’re quick to the first response Social media doesn’t wait patiently for you to clear your lines…

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Dark sites in crisis communication

A dark site can be a stand-alone website or web pages that you prepare (but don’t publish or promote) in anticipation of a crisis or emergency. A dark site or pages should be ready to share critical information and updates for key audiences. Examples of these on corporate websites include…

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