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833 opposition groups is not a messaging failure. It is what happens when an industry cannot explain itself and will not own the consequences.

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Sep 2, 2026

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Anticipator, enabler, or observer: which one is your crisis team, really?

A five-role maturity model, built for investors and innovators, doubles as an uncomfortably accurate test of crisis readiness.

Aug 12, 2026

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AI didn't invent a new crisis. It just broke the clock.

ICM tracked a record year of US crisis coverage. International SOS surveyed 250 risk leaders across 53 countries. They're describing the same problem.

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Gray zone attacks: the crisis your comms plan was never built for.

A guide to the ambiguous, deniable attacks now hitting critical infrastructure, contractors and private citizens worldwide — and what that means for your comms plan.

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Gray zone attacks: the crisis your comms plan was never built for.

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A case study in attribution timing, third-party validation, and the vocabulary gap crisis teams don't have yet for agentic AI incidents.

Jul 23, 2026

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The best crisis guidance in existence can't actually certify you.

A clause-by-clause reading of ISO 22361, 22301 and 31000 finds the standard with the deepest crisis communication guidance is also the one nobody can be audited against — and none of the three has a plan for infodemics or AI.

Jul 15, 2026

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The best crisis guidance in existence can't actually certify you.

Overturn This: what FIFA's Balogun mess teaches communicators.

A reversed red card, a presidential phone call, and Iran's viral Lego propaganda are all running the same geopolitical script—and every one of them is a lesson for anyone managing a technical or disciplinary process.

Jul 8, 2026

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Overturn This: what FIFA's Balogun mess teaches communicators.

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