Telling Everyone You're Ok - A Key Element in Crisis Communications

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Overview: Have a person ever noticed that one of the first side effects of most disaster situations is that the phone lines in the area immediately go down? The author believes that the first thing people think about in disasters is how it affects the people they know, or maybe just know of. That's why the phone lines go down - calls to check.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2005 | Pages: 4

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