How to Manage Misinformation

Crisis Communications

Why Misinformation is a Growing Crisis Communication Risk Crisis communication planning is designed to anticipate and prepare for every type and facet of an issue. This year, we are seeing organizations face a growing challenge: the rapid spread of misinformation and...

Media Relations: What Does Off-The-Record Really Mean?

Media Training, News

By Jennifer Miller and Gil Rudawsky There is reputational risk attached to “going off the record” with a reporter. To shed light on how journalism works, The New York Times offers a series of short posts that explains some of its practices. Here is a behind-the-scenes...

Crisis Communicators: Think Like Lawyers to Maintain Privilege

Crisis Communications

By Gil Rudawsky, Rockford Gray Partner The scrappy Aspen Daily News has one of the best mottos in the business: “If You Don’t Want It Printed, Don’t Let It Happen.” We share a similar motto with clients facing a communication crisis: “Anything You Write, Email, Slack...

Media Experts Join Rockford Gray

Media Training, News, Reputation Management

New Team Members Focus on Media Training, Crisis Communications and Strategic Communications By Jennifer Miller and Gil Rudawsky DENVER – Building on Rockford Gray’s growing media training and strategic communications practice areas, the Denver-based communications...

What is a Crisis, and How You Can Manage Your Reputation

Crisis Communications, Strategic Communications

By Gil Rudawsky, Rockford Gray Partner There is a defining characteristic of every crisis, and how you manage it will largely determine whether your reputation has been grievously damaged or you emerge largely unscathed. First, a definition of terms.  Contrary to what...