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The Media Landscape
The Media Landscape is a Media First podcast.
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Vague interview adds to confusion
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.IS THIS THE END OF THE CRISIS THAT BECAME F1'S MAIN EVENT
In this gripping episode of The Media Landscape, I delve into the dramatic turn of events that has rocked the world of Formula 1. Christian Horner's sudden dismissal as the principal of Red Bull Racing has sent shockwaves through the sport. Was it truly unexpected, or a long time coming? I explore the crisis that began 18 months ago, involving allegations of inappropriate behaviour and a poorly managed media storm that overshadowed Red Bull's on-track achievements. With the team's performance faltering and tensions rising, Horner's departure might be the catalyst Red Bull needs to regain its former glory. Join me as I unravel the complexities behind the headlines and consider what this means for the future of Red Bull Racing.STINGING HEADLINES AND REPUTATIONAL DAMAGE
In this episode of The Media Landscape, we delve into the fallout from Monzo's recent scandal. After being slapped with a £21 million fine by the Financial Conduct Authority, Monzo's approach to crisis communication is under scrutiny. I explore whether their strategy to move past the issue was the right call. The investigation revealed shocking lapses in Monzo's anti-financial crime measures, with customers registering using addresses like 10 Downing Street and Buckingham Palace. The media frenzy that followed delivered a severe blow to Monzo's reputation. As I discuss, the real cost of such fines often lies in the damage to trust and credibility. In crisis communication, authenticity and accountability are crucial. Join me as I ponder the lessons from Monzo's predicament and consider what your plan might be when the headlines sting.ANYONE FOR A STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM SANDWICH?
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 management mode for a long time.