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The Media Landscape is a Media First podcast. Produced by journalists for media and comms team professionals - and spokespeople - it is an audio version of our popular written blogs. We’ll cover topical media interviews, issues, trends, challenges and communication techniques.
Unknown Host hosts The Media Landscape, a business show with 135 episodes published.
Imagine if employees in your organisation found out they were losing their jobs through an automated email telling them to hand back their laptops. That bleak scenario just happened to one large bank. And it was plunged
Your organisation is getting media coverage it doesn’t like, or feels is unfair. Bad coverage can be bad for the brand. How do you react? Would you blacklist the media outlet, refuse to let its journalists speak to your
There's a lot of advice about the things to avoid saying. But not so much about the language that can make interviews more impactful, signal to the audience that they need to pay attention, and help steer spokespeople aw
Talking in generalities is a mistake many media spokespeople make. And it is an error that saw one high-profile journalist become increasingly frustrated with his interviewee this week. “Why don’t you put some definition
Christian Horner described his sacking as the principal of Red Bull Racing as “a shock”. But was it that much of a surprise for anyone else? Or was it inevitable he would go after a turbulent time in the hotseat of the F
So, your organisation has just been slapped with a £21m fine by a regulator. How would you respond? Would you apologise? Or would you attempt to draw a line under the issues and show they are in the past? Click here to r
Yes, you read that right. Not only is the strawberries and cream sandwich real, but it has also gone viral. And it has generated some much-needed positive coverage and PR for a brand that has been in crisis media managem
It’s been a little over a week since we gave you our analysis of a high-profile media interview disaster. And yet there has already been another one with almost identical failings. The interview even featured the same ex
Fancy handling the crisis comms around escaped bears? Or maybe being the spokesperson who has to answer journalist questions about the escapees? It sounds like a dramatic and intense crisis scenario, doesn't it? And it w
It’s an interview that has been labelled as a ‘humiliation’. It has also been described as ‘toe-curling’, ‘embarrassing’ and a ‘meltdown’. And at one point, the exasperated journalist asked if there was “much point conti
How would you or your organisation’s spokesperson feel about being asked to appear on BBC Breakfast? The programme attracts millions of viewers and presents a brilliant opportunity to catapult your organisation and its s
“Sorry, my phone was on silent.” We’ve all been there and used this excuse at times. But how many have used it during a high-profile crisis comms incident? Media First are media and communications training specialists wi
Repeated threats to end the interview early. Telling the journalists what they should and should not ask about. And accusing the presenter of not being a journalist. These are just some of the many remarkable moments tha
Using too many filler words is a topic that often comes up during our media training and presentation skills training courses . Delegates watch recordings of their initial performances and are often surprised by how much
You know that crisis management training is the foundation of your organisation's ability to respond quickly and effectively when the worst happens. Whether it is a workplace accident, product failure, a data breach, sup
“Rats the size of feet”, “rats the size of dachshunds” and “rats the size of cats”. Birmingham’s ongoing bin dispute has given the city an image problem, with the narrative dominated by rodents and their size as piles of
Customers unable to use contactless payments to buy goods or collect items bought with and click and collect services. This is not just any cyber crisis, it is an M&S Easter cyber crisis. Click here to read the original
Whether speaking to the media, using social media, creating a presentation or working on internal communication, you need compelling messages that cut through the noise and engage your target audience. That can all feel
Do you fancy learning some media training advice from a former White House press secretary? Jen Psaki was Joe Biden’s spokesperson for 16 months Now a host at MSNBC, Ms Psaki has just shared what she believes is the wors
Who fancies a more positive story to look at this week? After giving you our thoughts on the Heathrow shutdown and everything that has gone wrong at Tesla , we didn’t want to offer another crisis media management blog. I
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