Comments for Logos Institute Blog http://logosinstitute.net/blog Crisis Management and Executive Leadership Sat, 31 Jul 2010 20:45:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on BP: Benighted Planning by Open Mouth, Insert Both Feet « Morning Stars Rising http://logosinstitute.net/blog/2010/06/12/bp-benighted-planning/#comment-23719 Open Mouth, Insert Both Feet « Morning Stars Rising Wed, 23 Jun 2010 12:49:47 +0000 http://logosinstitute.net/blog/?p=986#comment-23719 [...] I have studied at the knee of a number of brilliant communication strategists, most notably Helio Fred Garcia, who reminds us that the media are looking for five key elements in a story.  They are conflict, [...] [...] I have studied at the knee of a number of brilliant communication strategists, most notably Helio Fred Garcia, who reminds us that the media are looking for five key elements in a story.  They are conflict, [...]

]]> Comment on Domino’s Social Media Crisis by #sagollaRD importancia de la transparencia en las redes sociales | MattSevely.com http://logosinstitute.net/blog/2009/04/20/dominos-social-media-crisis/#comment-23508 #sagollaRD importancia de la transparencia en las redes sociales | MattSevely.com Fri, 18 Jun 2010 20:19:49 +0000 http://logosinstitute.net/blog/?p=536#comment-23508 [...] se debe hacer. Siempre existe uno que la comete primero. Vimos en otras ocasiones casos como el de Dominoes Pizza,  , también la campana de Motrin Moms [...] [...] se debe hacer. Siempre existe uno que la comete primero. Vimos en otras ocasiones casos como el de Dominoes Pizza,  , también la campana de Motrin Moms [...]

]]> Comment on BP: Benighted Planning by Diana Bhaktul http://logosinstitute.net/blog/2010/06/12/bp-benighted-planning/#comment-23281 Diana Bhaktul Mon, 14 Jun 2010 17:51:06 +0000 http://logosinstitute.net/blog/?p=986#comment-23281 Hi Fred, I've been looking forward to hearing your thoughts on the BP crisis! It is definitely disconcerting to hear how BP ignored warning signs and was ill-prepared (to say the least) to deal with deep water drilling. But what about the leadership (or lack thereof) of the regulators? What was their contingency plan, should an oil company start to request special exemptions and offer bloated promises of advanced technology? Where is the courage to hold companies accountable, or the initiative to stay up to date with the latest technology instead of falling behind? It's a tragic lack of leadership on both sides of the aisle. Hi Fred,

I’ve been looking forward to hearing your thoughts on the BP crisis! It is definitely disconcerting to hear how BP ignored warning signs and was ill-prepared (to say the least) to deal with deep water drilling. But what about the leadership (or lack thereof) of the regulators? What was their contingency plan, should an oil company start to request special exemptions and offer bloated promises of advanced technology? Where is the courage to hold companies accountable, or the initiative to stay up to date with the latest technology instead of falling behind? It’s a tragic lack of leadership on both sides of the aisle.

]]> Comment on Domino’s Social Media Crisis by Social Business Planning: Aligning Internal With External | Edelman Digital http://logosinstitute.net/blog/2009/04/20/dominos-social-media-crisis/#comment-20769 Social Business Planning: Aligning Internal With External | Edelman Digital Thu, 22 Apr 2010 03:15:31 +0000 http://logosinstitute.net/blog/?p=536#comment-20769 [...] moves translates to the need for new processes to be in place. Whether it’s Motrin Moms or Domino’s, it’s been well documented how real time the internet as become. A crisis can go full blown in [...] [...] moves translates to the need for new processes to be in place. Whether it’s Motrin Moms or Domino’s, it’s been well documented how real time the internet as become. A crisis can go full blown in [...]

]]> Comment on A Dollop of Humility by Jerrys Juicebar » Blog Archive » Ode to Humility http://logosinstitute.net/blog/2008/01/02/a-dollop-of-humility/#comment-20478 Jerrys Juicebar » Blog Archive » Ode to Humility Wed, 14 Apr 2010 01:58:01 +0000 http://logosinstitute.net/blog/2008/01/02/a-dollop-of-humility/#comment-20478 [...] Garcia, wrote one of his initial posts on an idea that is much  Here is what Fred wrote back in September 2008: … a dollop of humility tempers other attributes, and makes a leader even stronger. Humility [...] [...] Garcia, wrote one of his initial posts on an idea that is much  Here is what Fred wrote back in September 2008: … a dollop of humility tempers other attributes, and makes a leader even stronger. Humility [...]

]]> Comment on SXSWi Speakers Wrap-Up: Clay Shirky by Daniel Sollero http://logosinstitute.net/blog/2010/03/23/sxswi-speakers-wrap-up-clay-shirky/#comment-19813 Daniel Sollero Wed, 24 Mar 2010 22:01:51 +0000 http://logosinstitute.net/blog/?p=982#comment-19813 Hey, I just uploaded the audio of his presentation to rapidshare. It is the official audio from SXSW. http://rapidshare.com/files/367724382/ClayShirky_SXSW2010_Monkeys_With_Internet.mp3.html I think that this will really give everybody an idea of how great his presentation was. The part about Napster/Mixtapes and the three types of sharing is fantastic. Hey,
I just uploaded the audio of his presentation to rapidshare.
It is the official audio from SXSW.
http://rapidshare.com/files/367724382/ClayShirky_SXSW2010_Monkeys_With_Internet.mp3.html

I think that this will really give everybody an idea of how great his presentation was.
The part about Napster/Mixtapes and the three types of sharing is fantastic.

]]> Comment on Apology Update: Public apology is a five-note chord. by The Fallen Athletes « Shannon Janean – Heard and Seen Blog http://logosinstitute.net/blog/2009/12/29/apology-update-public-apology-is-a-five-note-chord/#comment-18866 The Fallen Athletes « Shannon Janean – Heard and Seen Blog Tue, 02 Mar 2010 20:09:09 +0000 http://logosinstitute.net/blog/?p=956#comment-18866 [...] from his adulterous past. Why was Tiger’s most recent apology so poorly received? The attached blog post, which was written by Oxana Trush, reflexes on how well the public apology is viewed by [...] [...] from his adulterous past. Why was Tiger’s most recent apology so poorly received? The attached blog post, which was written by Oxana Trush, reflexes on how well the public apology is viewed by [...]

]]> Comment on Apology Update: Public apology is a five-note chord. by Oxana Trush http://logosinstitute.net/blog/2009/12/29/apology-update-public-apology-is-a-five-note-chord/#comment-18499 Oxana Trush Mon, 22 Feb 2010 20:51:58 +0000 http://logosinstitute.net/blog/?p=956#comment-18499 Zianna, I'm not an expert on body language but what made me feel uncomfortable about Tiger's apology is the controlled environment that he has chosen to deliver his mea culpa. To apologize means to give up control. By not allowing the audience to ask questions and engage in real conversations, Tiger remained in control and, therefore, failed to convince the public in sincerity of his apology. Zianna, I’m not an expert on body language but what made me feel uncomfortable about Tiger’s apology is the controlled environment that he has chosen to deliver his mea culpa. To apologize means to give up control. By not allowing the audience to ask questions and engage in real conversations, Tiger remained in control and, therefore, failed to convince the public in sincerity of his apology.

]]> Comment on Apology Update: Public apology is a five-note chord. by Zianna http://logosinstitute.net/blog/2009/12/29/apology-update-public-apology-is-a-five-note-chord/#comment-18373 Zianna Fri, 19 Feb 2010 17:22:16 +0000 http://logosinstitute.net/blog/?p=956#comment-18373 Hollow, hollow, shallow, shallow, meaningless, empty and not at all sincere. I don't care what language you are speaking - watch his face and body. His body language spoke moving volumes of "I don't mean a word coming out of my mouth". Hollow, hollow, shallow, shallow, meaningless, empty and not at all sincere. I don’t care what language you are speaking - watch his face and body. His body language spoke moving volumes of “I don’t mean a word coming out of my mouth”.

]]> Comment on Apology Update: Public apology is a five-note chord. by Oxana Trush http://logosinstitute.net/blog/2009/12/29/apology-update-public-apology-is-a-five-note-chord/#comment-15878 Oxana Trush Wed, 30 Dec 2009 17:26:00 +0000 http://logosinstitute.net/blog/?p=956#comment-15878 Jennifer, thank you for your feedback. I enjoy reading your blog. As an expert on sincere apology, what do you think of Tiger Woods' latest apology edition? Did his third mea culpa deserve higher ratings than his first two apologies? Jennifer, thank you for your feedback. I enjoy reading your blog.
As an expert on sincere apology, what do you think of Tiger Woods’ latest apology edition? Did his third mea culpa deserve higher ratings than his first two apologies?

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