by Caitriona McCan | Mar 22, 2021 | General, Media Friendly News
The obvious media question – what is the right answer ? “Can you give us a 100% guarantee the AstraZeneca Vaccine is safe, Prime Minister?” This question has either been asked, or will come up – and probably time and time again. What is the right answer to... by Caitriona McCan | Jul 4, 2020 | General, Media Friendly News
A major incident can cause sleepless nights and angst for CEOs, Directors and Communications Professionals. Proper preparation will go a long way to ensuring that your senior leaders are able to cope should the worst happen. You may have missed out on face-to-face... by Caitriona McCan | May 5, 2020 | General, Media Friendly News
We are all in need of some good news in these challenging times. Covid-19 maybe be taking up most of the air space at the moment, but there is one positive, inspirational news story that has dominated the media. Everyone loves Captain Tom Moore, but what made this... 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 | 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...