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Crisis Comms, AI and Ethics: January Roundup

Burrelles Fresh Ideas

However, within a few days, more information (and concerns) came to light when the National Transportation Safety Board told the New York Times that “the plane was not being used in long flights over water because a pressurization warning light had gone off during three recent flights.” Fortunately, no passengers were seriously injured.

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Best PR Stunts, Fails and Learnings of 2023 – Part One

Landis PR

Photo courtesy of Pixabay The key error Cruise made was not being transparent with the public nor with state and local transportation officials about how and why these incidents happened. Undoubtedly, Cruise has the technology and protocols in place to learn from and prevent these events from happening again.

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The journey from lockdown

Stephen Waddington

The challenge with the COVID-19 crisis is that it requires an international governmental response and there are countless unknowns. The crisis has widened the socio-economic gap in society. Recovery: organisational responses Organisations have responded to the crisis in one of four ways. It’s worked. It’s a fine line to tread.

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Public Relations Is at the Intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Ethics

PRSay

They are probably right in the same way as those who might have predicted an end to transportation jobs when blacksmiths were replaced by automobile mechanics, or when telephone operators were replaced by automatic switches, or when elevator operators were replaced by… buttons. The future of jobs. The changing dynamics of accountability.

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Meet the Media: Eric D. Lawrence, Automotive Reporter at the Detroit Free Press

Bianchi Biz Blog

I also write about mobility and transportation topics, including pedestrian safety. I’m watching the ongoing impact of the pandemic on the auto industry and other types of transportation. The evolving technology landscape, which includes electric vehicles and advanced driver assistance systems, is always on the radar.

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Meet the Media: Cristina Commendatore, Editor in Chief of FleetOwner

Bianchi Biz Blog

It’s great to see how safety technologies and creature comforts have evolved in the vehicles that we ultimately rely on to bring us our goods. Personally, I am most proud of our Women in Transportation series at FleetOwner. Women in Transportation 2022: Trailblazers in trucking. What story or stories are you most proud of?

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Lockdown letter: Zoom fatigue, checking in with Maslow and future plans

Stephen Waddington

There’s the technology issue. Amanda writes about recovery from the crisis. Catherine explores how the crisis might result in reform in areas of the economy, society and government. Audio and video is broken up into packets and transmitted across the internet. Sometimes they’re delayed and don’t get reassembled correctly.