Ethics and Permanence: Social Media and a Country in Mourning
by By: Brandon Yee As the news of Kobe Bryant’s death spread across various news outlets almost two weeks ago, a cascade of posts flooded social …
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When is the Right Time to Break Tragic News?
By: Bridget Kraus How soon after a tragic event happens should news outlets be able to post publicly about them? It seems as though certain …
Twitter Summary: 2/5/20 Social Media Ethics & Crisis Management
By Sara Espinosa, Sarah Naciri, Anushka Pawashe, Jack Ritt and John Wright We spent the second class of Week 5 talking more about the ethics …
Why Having A Social Media Plan Is Crucial In A Crisis.
By Chase Ford Using social media during a crisis is a fast and effective way to reach your stakeholders and minimize the potential impacts of …
Can you PR your way out of bad behavior?
By: Miranda Menard. It’s not new news that celebrities, athletes and politicians are constantly getting into trouble by behaving poorly. For decades, they have been …
Influencers are EVERYWHERE!
By Hannah Miller As social media platforms continue to grow in 2020, influencer marketing will keep on evolving. Influencers have become a fundamental marketing strategy …
Is it Ethical for Companies to Post on Social Media After a Celebrity Death?
By Kyra Flynn As many are already aware, the world was shocked upon the announcement of basketball legend Kobe Bryant’s fatal passing. In response, many …
Ethics in Advertising: How Far is Too Far?
By: Molly Kavanaugh The Super Bowl is the advertising industry’s biggest stage of the year and with that, brands must put forward their best marketing …
Social Media Fail: A Gamble Worth Taking?
By: Anthony Ebel Hot off of last class discussion in ethics and social media, I thought it would be good to highlight a social media …
Twitter Summary: 2/3/20 Social Media Ethics
By: Mary Edman, Ty Hancock, Brandon Yee & Katie Zurbrick Today during class we discussed social media ethics and the secret to social media success. …