When someone writes an article titled "Can Even Hated Industries Redeem Themselves with Social Media?" you know what you're getting: very expensive "crisis communications" consultancy, free from any sense of irony.
Still, inevitably it's worth reading these pieces if only for outstanding gems like this one:
"Utilities have a powerful story that simply isn’t being told. They are the engine that makes every aspect of modern life possible. They are the first responders on the front lines when Mother Nature wreaks her havoc...These are the narratives that will establish tangible consumer connections and put a human face on that flick of the switch."
Then again, what more would you expect in this particular case from the man who did PR for Guantanamo, Deepwater Horizon and the Catholic Church?
Still, inevitably it's worth reading these pieces if only for outstanding gems like this one:
"Utilities have a powerful story that simply isn’t being told. They are the engine that makes every aspect of modern life possible. They are the first responders on the front lines when Mother Nature wreaks her havoc...These are the narratives that will establish tangible consumer connections and put a human face on that flick of the switch."
Then again, what more would you expect in this particular case from the man who did PR for Guantanamo, Deepwater Horizon and the Catholic Church?
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