The Pope’s Apology
September 18, 2006 — From a communications standpoint, the Vatican has seriously miscalculated with the Pope’s apology. Here’s why: 1. Saturday’s apology was clearly written by a committee. When that...
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September 21, 2006 — A golden rule when working with the media is “never say anything near a journalist that you wouldn’t want attributed to you on the front page of tomorrow’s paper.” To apply this...
View ArticleReviving my blog
June 9, 2016—With the recent relaunch of the Dillon Communications website, I’m also reviving my blog. In the process, I’m updating some of the old blog posts from Beneath the Peak about media, media...
View ArticleChinese sensitivities
October 2, 2018—In China, many topics—including independence movements, criticism of senior officials and references to Winnie the Pooh—are banned from social and conventional media. Now, as trade...
View ArticleFreedom of speech in Hong Kong
October 9, 2018—The Hong Kong government rejected an application by Victor Mallet, a British journalist working for the Financial Times and vice president of the Foreign Correspondents’ Club, to have...
View ArticleThe Pope’s Apology
September 18, 2006 — From a communications standpoint, the Vatican has seriously […] The post The Pope’s Apology appeared first on Dillon Communications.
View ArticleA golden rule, broken
September 21, 2006 — A golden rule when working with the media […] The post A golden rule, broken appeared first on Dillon Communications.
View ArticleReviving my blog
June 9, 2016—With the recent relaunch of the Dillon Communications website, I’m […] The post Reviving my blog appeared first on Dillon Communications.
View ArticleChinese sensitivities
October 2, 2018—In China, many topics—including independence movements, criticism of senior officials […] The post Chinese sensitivities appeared first on Dillon Communications.
View ArticleFreedom of speech in Hong Kong
October 9, 2018—The Hong Kong government rejected an application by Victor Mallet, […] The post Freedom of speech in Hong Kong appeared first on Dillon Communications.
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