Crisis communications : the ever present gremlins.

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Scanlon, Joseph

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Emergency Communications Research Unit

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1982Description: 15 pSubject(s):

Subject: Communications are essential in crisis. Control and authority often tie to communication and almost every incident that is used in this report illustrates this point. A lot of these communication problems relate to human raher than technological problems, but the most common of all is the jamming and the incompatibility to relate to technical realities.

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Communications are essential in crisis. Control and authority often tie to communication and almost every incident that is used in this report illustrates this point. A lot of these communication problems relate to human raher than technological problems, but the most common of all is the jamming and the incompatibility to relate to technical realities.

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