Texas’ Communications Crisis
Last month, Texas faced an unprecedented large-scale crisis. During a natural disaster and state of
Communicating your Way Through a Crisis like COVID-19
As most of the country is hunkered down at home in order to help slow
Cruz and O’Rourke Battle
Katherine McLane discusses the surprisingly competitive – and expensive race – between Cruz and O’Rourke;
Scorecard: The Roseanne Crisis
Despite its surprisingly stellar ratings, the revival of “Roseanne” came to a screeching halt this
Facebook fallout or financial gain?
Facebook fallout or financial gain? Crisis communications specialist Katherine McLane joined Karina Kling to discuss
Crisis Response After a Breach
Not a month goes by without a high profile data breach in the U.S. News
How to Respond When a Leader Is Engulfed in a Sexual-Harassment Scandal
Celebrity-led nonprofits don’t have to fight to get their issue highlighted in the news or
How To (Or Not To) Communicate During a False Missile Crisis…
The circumstances surrounding the Hawaiian and Japanese ‘pseudo’ missile crises were eerily similar. Both false
The Disaster that is Equifax (Sept. 27, 2017)
So, let’s talk about this Equifax “situation.” If you weren’t affected by the security breach,
Reporting Harvey ’17: Solidarity Through Tragedy
While Hurricane Harvey has been and will continue to be a horrendous burden for the
How Southwest Airlines could win the United Airlines debacle
By Katherine McLane Among the big airlines, Southwest’s brand is the one best known –
Re-examining “Big Sugar”: How Sloppy Reporting Can Lead to Mistaken Conventional Wisdom
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]By Katherine McLane A veritable case study on modern media and conventional wisdom played out