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Why Culture—Not Crisis Plans—Determines How Organizations Decide Under Pressure

Why Culture—Not Crisis Plans—Determines How Organizations Decide Under Pressure

by Jon Goldberg | May 27, 2026 | Crisis Management, Crisis Planning, Reputation Risk

A version of this article appeared originally in Strategies & Tactics. Most organizations have no trouble stating their values. The problem is what becomes of them when things hit the fan. If I’ve learned one thing in more than three decades leading organizations...
Rage Bait Is Trending. So Is Reputational Self-Harm.

Rage Bait Is Trending. So Is Reputational Self-Harm.

by Jon Goldberg | Dec 8, 2025 | Crisis Management, Online Reputation Management

Oxford just named rage bait the Word of the Year—a fitting mirror for a moment when even ordinary conversations can feel like live-fire exercises. But here’s the thing leaders often miss: rage bait works not merely because people post it, but because organizations...
Beyond Readiness: AI and the New Era of Crisis Communications

Beyond Readiness: AI and the New Era of Crisis Communications

by Jon Goldberg | May 29, 2025 | Crisis Planning, Thought Leadership

A version of this article appeared originally in Strategies & Tactics. In today’s world, crises are unfolding faster, traveling further and escalating more unpredictably than ever before. Whether it’s a reputational scandal, a ransomware incident, a product or...
Deciding When to Speak Up on Social Issues

Deciding When to Speak Up on Social Issues

by Jon Goldberg | May 22, 2024 | Online Reputation Management, Reputation Risk, Thought Leadership

A version of this article appeared originally in Strategies & Tactics. Black Lives Matter. Immigration. Abortion. The war in Gaza. Lately, it seems as though not a day goes by without another organization or brand being attacked for speaking out — or, in many...
As AI Tools Proliferate, Wikipedia Poses New Reputation Headaches

As AI Tools Proliferate, Wikipedia Poses New Reputation Headaches

by Jon Goldberg | Apr 5, 2024 | Crisis Management, Online Reputation Management, Reputation Risk

The rapid proliferation of generative artificial intelligence (AI) and large-scale natural language models such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Meta’s LLaMA is reshaping the way information is gathered, analyzed and processed to feed mankind’s insatiable appetite for content....
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