by Caitriona McCan | Feb 11, 2020 | Communication skills, Media Friendly News, Media Training
If you work for a large organisation, more likely than not you will have a well organised Communications team who work hard to raise your profile and get you the media interest that you deserve. They will be constantly be on the look out for media opportunities and... by rob.wheatley | May 14, 2019 | Communication skills, Media Friendly News
Hat Trick Productions, which makes HIGNFY, said it “tried everything” to get the BBC to broadcast the show, but the BBC said it was “inappropriate to feature political party leaders” in an election period as it did not allow for “equal representation of views”. The... by Caitriona McCan | Sep 5, 2018 | Communication skills, General, Media Friendly News, Media Training, Public Relations
The BBC are reporting that Google’s Chief Executive, Sundar Pichai, will NOT be appearing in front of the US Senate Intelligence Committee, offering to send one of his top lawyers instead. The offer was promptly shut down by the committee who will be leaving an “Empty... by Caitriona McCan | Feb 26, 2018 | Communication skills, General, Media Training, Public Relations, Uncategorized
It is not always the more obvious “scandals” which cause Academies and other types of school a media headache. Expect the unexpected, would seem to be the lesson to be learned from the recent media coverage of a girl who shaved her head for charity being placed in... by Caitriona McCan | Aug 24, 2017 | Communication skills, Media Training, Public Relations, Uncategorized
Some basic lessons in Crisis Communications were not followed here. We have three simple rules for Crisis Communications: Act promptly. Interestingly, Kensington and Chelsea Council did act promptly, of sorts, in that a helpline number was there on Breakfast TV a few... by Caitriona McCan | Jun 9, 2017 | Communication skills, General, Media Training, Public Relations
In 2010 Nick Clegg came from nowhere to become Deputy Prime Minister mainly due to his impressive performances in three TV debates against David Cameron and Gordon Brown. Compare that to Theresa May avoiding the cameras in any TV debate where she would be pitted...