For several years in between writing about history and politics, I used to advise companies in Asia about what to reveal — and what to avoid saying — in the event of a corporate crisis.
We would undertake a risk assessment of their business’s vulnerability and identify who in the management structure was responsible for what and whether they could talk authoritatively into a microphone. We advised on which journalists to chum-up to and from which to remain distant.
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