Reputation 3.0 (357kB Adobe .pdf)

by Maura O’Malley

Published in the March 2011 issue of Intellectual Property Magazine, pp. 20–22

This article is based in part on Maura O’Malley’s January 31 telephone interview with Peter M. Sandman. The complete interview launches an MP3 audio file from this site: “Social Media’s Impact on Reputation Management.”

February 27 Newly posted (1994) video files

Implementing Risk Communication: Overcoming the Barriers
(Link goes to offsite page with the video file.)

Produced by the American Industrial Hygiene Association, Fairfax VA, 1994 (76-minute video; 1.7GB MP4 file)

February 26 Newly posted (2003) video files

Emergency Risk Communication CDCynergy video clips (from 2003)
(Link goes to onsite descriptions of and links to the following video and audio files.)
- “Move in the Uncomfortable Direction” (1:46)
- “Give People Things to Do” (3:34)
- “Manage the Risk Communication Seesaw” (2:31)
- “Be Willing to Speculate” (2:17)
- “Here’s How to Speculate” (2:16)
- “Let Your Feelings Show” (0:41)
- “Tell Stories” (0:42)
- “Choose the Best Spokesperson” (2:39)
- “Find a Crisis Communicator” (1:09)
February 20 New comment
- How not to play into the hands of extremists
February 13 New audio file
- Social Media’s Impact on Reputation Management
  (Note: This link launches an MP3 audio file from this site.)
  
  Interview with Peter M. Sandman by Maura O’Malley, January 31, 2011
February 6 New comment
- Humility: why senior executives have trouble addressing their misbehaviors
February 3 New comments
- The reputation “bank account” and reputational redemption
  
  Full disclosure and personal reputation
January 30 New column
- Full Disclosure: The Risk Communication Case for Revealing Small-but-Scary Risks
January 30 New video files
- Vaccination Safety Skepticism: Public Health’s Self-Inflicted Wound
  (Link goes to onsite list of the three video clips posted online.)
  
  Interview conducted October 27, 2010
January 12 New video files
- Outrage Management Course
  (Link goes to onsite list of the twelve video clips posted online.)
  
  Presented September 16–17, 2010 to Rio Tinto Mining Company, Brisbane, Australia
January 9 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- Introduction to Outrage Management
  
  curated by Rusty Cawley
  
  Posted on the pearltrees website, January 6, 2011
January 2 New comment
- Outrage at nuclear power versus the “solar power halo” – and a postscript on carbon capture and storage
2010

December 6 New comment
- Why – and how – the United Nations should have admitted its forces may have brought cholera to Haiti
December 3 New column and new comment
- Two Kinds of Reputation Management
  
  Talking about CEO compensation
December 2 New comments
- Telling people explicitly what you don’t mean
  
  Prospects for persuading activists and public health officials to be more honest
November 14, 2010 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- Carnival Cruises Must Bail Out Its Image
  
  by Tanya Irwin
  
  Published in Marketing Daily, November 15, 2010 (posted on the Marketing Daily website November 14, 2010)
  
  My original email to the reporter, “Carnival Manages to Avoid Defensiveness about Its Crippled Cruise Ship” is posted on this site.
November 5 New comment
- Mandatory flu vaccination for health care workers (again)
September 30 New comment
- Optimism, “vision,” and crisis communication
September 29 New comment
- Goals and impacts of my website, especially the postings on the BP oil spill
September 27 New comments
- “Corn sugar” and other euphemisms
  
  Blowing the whistle: when a low-status employee sees a risk
September 13 New column
- Risk Communication Lessons from the BP Spill
September 12 New comments
- Did the BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico create a crisis for the oil and gas industry?
  
  Talking about risk reduction when risk elimination isn’t possible: the case of dengue
August 23 New comment
- Do we need safety activism and safety outrage (like environmental activism and environmental outrage)?
August 13 Pandemic related changes
- Links to the “current” Swine Flu Pandemic Communication Update have been removed.
  
  All Swine Flu Pandemic Communication Updates have been listed in the “Pandemic Flu and Other Infectious Diseases Index.”
  
  That index has been revised and reorganized.
August 8 New comment
- President Obama’s handling of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill
August 8 New Peter M. Sandman in the News and related comment
- Will this phone kill you?
  
  by Sharon Begley
  
  Posted on the Newsweek website, August 5, 2010
- Why aren't people more worried about cell phone health risks?
July 9 Updated pages
- Curriculum Vitae Part 1: General Information
  
  Curriculum Vitae Part 2: Publications
  
  Curriculum Vitae Part 3: Representative List of Consulting and Workshop Clients
  
  Curriculum Vitae Part 4: Selected Convention Papers, Seminars, and Public Presentations
June 29 New column
- The “Fake Pandemic” Charge Goes Mainstream and WHO’s Credibility Nosedives
  
  by Peter M. Sandman and Jody Lanard
June 11 New comment
- WHO: Hyping the pandemic or helping the world prepare?
June 8 New column
- Empathic Communication in High-Stress Situations
June 6 New comment
- The ethics of risk communication consulting and the BP oil spill
June 5 New comment
- Jim Joyce, Tony Hayward, and how to apologize
June 4 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- Why We’re Vilifying BP
  
  by Peter M. Sandman
  
  Solicited letter to the editor, London Evening Standard, June 4, 2010
June 1 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- Communicating about the BP Oil Spill: What to Say; Who Should Talk
  
  by Peter M. Sandman (with contributions by Jody Lanard)
  
  Posted on Daily Kos, May 30, 2010
May 30 New comment
- The role of public affairs professionals in enterprise risk management
May 21 New comment
- Further debate on whether the CDC misled people about age-specific death rates of pandemic H1N1
May 5 (Two) New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- Swine Flu Pandemic Communication Challenges and Lessons Learned
  
  by Peter M. Sandman and Jody Lanard
  
  Responses to emailed questions from Lisa Schnirring of CIDRAP News
  
  BP’s Communication Response to the Deepwater Horizon Spill
  
  by Peter M. Sandman
  
  BBC Radio 4 interview with Peter M. Sandman, broadcasted on the “PM” newscast, May 3, 2010
May 5 New comments
- Was it wrong to warn people even though the swine flu pandemic was turning out mild?
  
  How did Goldman Sachs become a scapegoat?
  
  Are we learning the right lessons from the Goldman Sachs controversy?
May 2 New column
- What Did Goldman Sachs Do Wrong?
  
  by Peter M. Sandman, Daniel, and Jody Lanard
April 29 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- Risk Communication (11-MB Adobe .pdf)
  
  by Vivian Krause
  
  Posted on the Vivian Krause’s “Fish Farm Fuss”
April 25 New comments
- When a government decides swine flu is mild: Talking about crisis management policy changes
  
  Education and training for risk communication
  
  How to do experimental research to test risk communication principles
  
  Meeting the needs of relatives of disaster victims
  
  The Catholic Church’s pedophilia scandal: contrition, dilemma-sharing, and accountability
March 30 New column
- Hostile Meetings: When Opponents Want to Talk
March 17 New comment
- Applying “Risk = Hazard + Outrage” to financial markets
March 16 New comment
- Intentionally irritating opponents as a tactic
March 12 New comments
- Making health care workers get vaccinated against the flu
- Outrage at proposed wood burning regulations
February 18 New column
- Telling People You Got It Wrong
February 12 New comment
- Using a risk matrix to measure enterprise risk perception
February 8 New comments
- My biggest regret: not building a next generation
  
  Talking about uncertainty when hazard levels are unclear
  
  Outrage management via online social media
  
  Making pandemic communications (and all crisis communications) provisional
February 2 New comments
- How should WHO have integrated severity into its pandemic communications?
  
  Why did the CDC misrepresent its swine flu mortality data – innumeracy, dishonesty, or what?
January 28 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- European hearing airs WHO pandemic response, critics’ charges
  
  by Lisa Schnirring
  
  Posted on the website of CIDRAP News (Center for Infectious Disease Research & Policy, University of Minnesota), January 26, 2010
  
  An expanded version of my email to the reporter (coauthored with my wife and colleague Jody Lanard), “It’s Not a Fake Pandemic – but WHO’s Defense Lacks Candor,” is posted on this site.
January 27 New comment
- Talking about a shooting … or any awful event that just happened
January 10 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- Why Seniors Really Should Fear Swine Flu
  
  by Sharon Begley
  
  Blogged on the Newsweek website, January 8, 2010
January 2 New Peter M. Sandman video and audio files
- Three Paradigms of Radiological Risk Communication: Alerting, Reassuring, Guiding (Three off-site video files, or on-site audio files)
  
  Presented to the National Public Health Information Coalition, Miami Beach FL, October 21, 2009
  
  Part One: Risk = Hazard + Outrage; Three Paradigms of Risk Communication (video)
  
  Part Two: Risk Communication Games; Precaution Advocacy; Outrage Management (video)
  
  Part Three: Crisis Communication (video)
  
  On-site audio file index
January 2 New Peter M. Sandman speech, audio file, and video file
- Trust the Public with More of the Truth: What I Learned in 40 Years of Risk Communication
  
  The 2009 Berreth Lecture, presented to the National Public Health Information Coalition, Miami Beach FL, October 20, 2009
  
  Written speech
  
  Audio (they’re pretty different)
  
  (Note: This link launches an MP3 audio file from this site.)
  
  Link off-site to the video
  
  (Note: This link goes to a page off-site where you may watch this video.)
2009

December 18 New Peter M. Sandman audio file
- The CDC’s Pandemic Data versus the CDC’s Pandemic Communications: Outtakes from a Media Interview
  (Note: This link goes to a page on-site with links to a number of MP3 audio files.)
  
  by Peter M. Sandman
December 12 New comment
- Warning others after an accident that they could have one too
November 20 (Four) New comments
- What should we tell people about vaccination if the pandemic wave is ebbing?
  
  Are people apathetic about the environment, or is it something else?
  
  Why didn’t President Obama get vaccinated against swine flu? Should he have?
  
  Using DDT against malaria in Africa
November 18 New column
- U.S. Pandemic Vaccine Supply and Distribution: Addressing the Outrage
  
  by Peter M. Sandman and Jody Lanard
November 6 New Peter M. Sandman in the News and Audio file
- Flu Precautions: Making Sense of CDC Advice
  (Note: This link goes to an article off-site with a link to this MP3 audio file.)
  
  by Deborah Franklin
  
  Broadcast on NPR’s “Morning Edition,” November 6, 2009
  
  My email to the reporter (Prioritizing among Precautions: The Best Is the Enemy of the Good) is posted on this site.
November 2 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- Marketing Flu Vaccine: A Tough Sell for Many
  (Note: This link goes to an article off-site with a link to this MP3 audio file.)
  
  by Richard Knox
  
  Broadcast on NPR’s “All Things Considered,” November 2, 2009
November 1 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- Sorting through panic and anxiety
  
  by Judy Gerstel
  
  Published in the Toronto Star, October 30, 2009
October 31 New Peter M. Sandman audio file
- Food Safety Risk Communications
  (Note: This link launches an MP3 audio file from this site.)
  
  Presented at the Maple Leaf Food Safety Symposium, Mississauga Canada, October 23, 2009
October 28 New comment
- The emerald ash borer: a very tough precaution advocacy problem
October 23 New comments
- The meme that this pandemic is “like the seasonal flu”
  
  Mandatory vaccination for health care workers
October 10 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- Uncertainty over H1N1 warranted, experts say
  
  by Judy Gerstel
  
  Published in the Toronto Star, October 9, 2009
October 3 New Peter M. Sandman audio file with slides
- Fundamentals of risk communication: How to talk to patients and the public about pandemic H1N1
  (Note: This link launches an MP3 audio file from this site.)
  
  Presented to the European Respiratory Society international conference, Vienna, Austria, September 14, 2009
September 9 New column
- Flu Preparedness: An Even Tougher Sell than Usual
September 5 New comment
- Research to prove that outrage management works
August 31 New comment
- Healthcare reform outrage
August 29 New comments
- Empathy, Les Havens, and Elvin Semrad
  
  Agricultural risk communication and human health
August 23 Updated page
- Muddling My Way into Risk Communication … and Beyond
August 17 New comment
- Coping with the outrage at healthcare reform “town hall meetings”
August 13 New comment
- Role of faith organizations in pandemic preparedness/response
August 12 Updated pages
- Curriculum Vitae Part 1: General Information
  
  Curriculum Vitae Part 2: Publications
  
  Curriculum Vitae Part 3: Representative List of Consulting and Workshop Clients
  
  Curriculum Vitae Part 4: Selected Convention Papers, Seminars, and Public Presentations
August 12 New comment
- The importance of telling people about pandemic flu precautions
July 30 New article
- Swine Flu for Grownups
  
  Distributed by Project Syndicate, July 27, 2009
July 17 (Two) New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- WHO suspends reporting of H1N1 case counts
  
  by Lisa Schnirring
  
  Posted on the website of CIDRAP News (Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy, University of Minnesota), July 16, 2009
- British public slow to respond to pandemic
  
  by Holly Else
  
  Posted on Emerging Health Threats Forum, July 16, 2009
  
  My original response ( It Isn’t Easy to Arouse Pandemic Concern. What Do We Need People to Know? ) is posted on this site.
July 12 New comment
- Am I late urging people to prepare for a possibly severe pandemic?
July 5 (Two) New comments
- Using public health concerns and public health departments to sell climate change action
  
  Pandemic prioritizing: Vulnerable people versus essential people
June 29 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- Critics say “mild” a misleading term for H1N1
  
  by Helen Branswell
  
  Distributed by Canadian Press, June 28, 2009
  
  My email (Is Swine Flu “Mild”? Are We Safe If We Have No “Underlying Conditions”?) to the reporter is on this site.
June 29 New column
- Containment as Signal: Swine Flu Risk Miscommunication
  
  by Peter M. Sandman and Jody Lanard
June 24 Newly released software (freeware)
- 1998 “OUTRAGE Prediction & Management” software now available as freeware.
June 23 New comment
- Do I really think people should have Tamiflu on hand? Yes.
June 16 New comment
- Outrage management for receptionists and operators
June 15 New comment
- How do you engage people in mid-crisis long-term planning? Is it even possible? En Français: Comment faites-vous pour amener des gens à la planification à long terme, au milieu d’une crise? Est-ce même possible?
June 15 (Two) New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- Communication expert endorses WHO’s delay on pandemic declaration
  
  by Robert Roos
  
  Posted on the website of CIDRAP News (Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy, University of Minnesota), June 12, 2009
  
  My original exchange of emails with the reporter (“Reactions to the WHO’s Phase 6 Declaration”) is on this site.
- We’re Living in a Pandemic: Now What Do We Do?
  
  by Nancy Shute
  
  Blogged in Nancy Shute’s “On Parenting” blog, U.S. News & World Report, June 11, 2009
  
  I later posted a longer comment on the blog entry.
June 2 Website Update
- More sample seminar agendas added
  
  “What I Do: A Note to Prospective Clients” updated
May 30 Website Update
- “Working Toward a Legacy” updated
May 30 New comment
- Swine flu worst case scenarios: warn people now or wait till things start getting nasty? En Français: Pires scénarios de grippe porcine: avertir les gens maintenant ou attendre que les choses commencent à mal tourner?
May 26 New comment
- WHO’s “Outbreak Communication Guidelines” – and calling a pandemic a pandemic
May 23 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- WHO under pressure from member states to rewrite pandemic requirement
  
  By Helen Branswell
  
  Distributed by Canadian Press, May 22, 2009
  
  My original email to the reporter (“On WHO Changing the Definition of ‘Pandemic’”) is on this site.
May 23 New article
- Pandemics: good hygiene is not enough En Français: Pandémie: une bonne hygiène ne suffit pas
  
  Published in Nature, May 21, 2009, pp. 322–323
  
  This is a major abridgment and minor updating of my April 29 website column, “The Swine Flu Crisis: The Government Is Preparing for the Worst While Hoping for the Best – It Needs to Tell the Public to Do the Same Thing!”
  
  An Adobe Acrobat file (707-kB pdf) of the complete article is also available.
May 18 New comments
- Managing the outrage of extremists
  
  Selling pandemic prep to family and friendsEn Français: Vendre l'état de préparation à une pandémie, à la famille et aux amis
May 15 New comment
- Visualizing a mild pandemic: The risk comparison to 36,000 U.S. annual flu deathsEn Français: Visualiser une pandémie légère: la comparaison de risques avec 36,000 décès annuels aux États-Unis, causés par la grippe [saisonnière]
May 12 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- The WHO That Cried Flu?
  
  By Jess Hill
  
  Posted on newmatilda.com, May 12, 2009
May 12 New Peter M. Sandman Audio File
- Health Check
  (Note: This link is to the MP3 audio file on this site.)
  
  By Claudia Hammond
  
  Broadcast on BBC World Service, May 10–12, 2009
May 12 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- H1N1 flu – are we preparing for the worst or hoping for a break?
  
  By Clare Forrester
  
  Published in the Jamaica Observer, May 9, 2009
May 11 New comment
- Do I tweet? (Just how far behind am I really?)
May 10 New sections added to the Pandemic Flu
and Other Infectious Diseases Index
- Swine Flu: Substantial Articles, Interviews, and Guestbook Entries
  
  Swine Flu: Brief Quotations and Side Issues
May 10 New comment
- Is swine flu moving slowly? Did the authorities overreact? What should the key messages be now?
May 9 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
- Avoiding “warning fatigue” over swine flu
  
  By Anita Makri
  
  Posted on Emerging Health Threats Forum, May 8, 2009
  
  May 8 (Three) New Peter M. Sandman in the News
  - H1N1 outbreak revealed seasonal flu lingered in Minn.
    
    By Lorna Benson
    
    Posted by Minnesota Public Radio, May 6, 2009
    
    Flu overhyped? Some say officials ‘cried swine’ En Español: “¿Se exageró la nota sobre los peligros de la gripe porcina?”
    
    By Lindsey Tanner and Mike Stobbe
    
    Posted by the Associated Press, May 7, 2009
    
    Crying wolf about pigs
    
    By Assaf Uni
    
    Posted by Haaretz, May 7, 2009
  May 7 (Four) New Peter M. Sandman in the News
  - Behavioral research can help curb the spread of swine flu – but is anyone listening?
    
    By Michael Price
    
    Posted on the American Psychological Association website, April 30, 2009
    
    Fear Is Fungible
    
    By “Artichoke”
    
    Blog entry, May 3, 2009
    
    What happens if swine flu goes away?
    
    By Maggie Fox
    
    Posted on the Reuters website, May 4 , 2009
    
    Between a virus and a hard place
    
    An editorial posted on the Nature website, May 7, 2009
  May 6 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
  - Communicating the Message of Swine Flu: An Expert’s Opinion
    (Note: This link goes to a webpage off-site with the link to this MP3 audio file.)
    
    By Grace Hood
    
    Broadcast on KUNC radio, May 5, 2009
  May 3 New comment
  - What’s in a name: H1N1 versus swine flu
    (Note: This link goes to a separate file of the entire comment and answer.)
  May 1 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
  - 5 Ways to Manage the Family’s Swine Flu
    
    By Nancy Shute
    
    Blogged on the U.S. News & World Report website, May 1, 2009
  April 30 (Two) New Peter M. Sandman Audio Files
  - Swine Flu Questions and Answers
    (Note: This link is to the MP3 audio file on this site.)
    
    By Lisa Mullins (interview with Peter M. Sandman and Christine Gorman)
    
    Broadcast on PRI’s “The World” (National Public Radio), April 30, 2009
    
    Swine Flu Precautions: Figuring Out Which Ones Make Sense
    (Note: This link is to the MP3 audio file on this site.)
    
    By Stephen Evans (interview with Peter M. Sandman)
    
    Broadcast on BBC World Service “Business Daily,” April 29, 2009
  April 29 New column
  - The Swine Flu Crisis: The Government Is Preparing for the Worst While Hoping for the Best – It Needs to Tell the Public to Do the Same Thing! En Français: La crise de la grippe porcine: Le gouvernement se prépare au pire tout en espérant le meilleur – il devrait dire à la population de faire la même chose!
  April 29 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
  - Experts worry mild disease outside of Mexico hampers bid to get people to prepare
    
    By Helen Branswell
    
    Distributed by Canadian Press, April 29, 2009
  April 28 New comment
  - Trying to get Tamiflu in case of a swine flu pandemic
  April 28 New Article
  - Is America Prepared for a Pandemic?
    
    By Jeffrey Levi, Peter M. Sandman, and Thomas B. Inglesby
    
    Published in the Washington Post, April 28, 2009
  My original email (“The Government is Preparing for the Worst While Hoping for the Best – Now It Needs to Tell the Public to Do the Same Thing!”) is on this site.
  
  April 28 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
  - WHO raises pandemic alert to phase 4
    
    By Robert Roos
    
    Posted on the website of CIDRAP News (Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy, University of Minnesota) , April 27, 2009
  My original email (“Impacts of the WHO Ratchet from Pandemic Phase 3 to Phase 4”) is on this site.
  
  April 26 (Two) New Peter M. Sandman in the News
  - More US swine flu cases, Mexico illnesses raise pandemic questions WHO declares public health emergency as US swine flu cases rise
    
    By Lisa Schnirring
    
    Posted on the website of CIDRAP News (Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy, University of Minnesota), April 23 and April 25, 2009
  April 19 New column
  - Recession Risk Communication: How to Focus on Safety When Employees Are Demoralized
  March 29 New comment
  - Credit default swaps, financial meltdown, and risk communication
  March 29 New article
  - Climate Change Risk Communication Dialogue
    
    By Stephen L. Brown, Peter M. Sandman, Steve Long, Betty K. Jensen, and Ron Law
    
    Excerpts from the RISKANAL listserv, March 24–25, 2009 (plus some follow-up offline correspondence)
  March 17 New comment
  - Apologizing to outraged people (when they don’t even know you)
  March 12 New Peter M. Sandman in the News
  
  Interview with Dr. Peter Sandman
  
  By Andrew Findlater
  
  Posted on the National Public Relations website, March 9, 2009
March 10 New comment
- Does lack of control raise outrage and thus motivate action, or does it reduce self-efficacy and thus prevent action?
February 27 New comments
- Climate change attitudes: not just apathy versus denial
  
  Using risk comparisons to show a catastrophe is unlikely
  
  February 23 New comment
  - Global warming denial or global warming apathy?
  February 11    New column
  
  Climate Change Risk Communication: The Problem of Psychological Denial
  
  February 7    Updated pages
  
  Curriculum Vitae, Part 1: General Information
  
  Curriculum Vitae, Part 2: Publications
  
  Curriculum Vitae, Part 3: Representative List of Consulting and Workshop Clients
  
  Curriculum Vitae, Part 4: Selected Convention Papers, Seminars, and Public Presentations
  
  January 31    New Peter M. Sandman in the News
  
  Cass Sunstein, Risk, Cost-Benefit and OHS
  
  By Kevin Jones
  
  Posted on his “Safety-at-Work Blog,” January 26, 2009
  
  January 20    New Peter M. Sandman in the News
  
  Reporting Reality
  
  By Peter Martin (Canberra economics correspondent for The Age, Melbourne, Australia)
  
  Posted on his blog, January 20, 2009
  
  A different version was published in The Age, January 20, 2009, under the title “Bad news must be told.”
January 15 New comment
- Vaccine shortage as a vaccination motivator
January 13 New comment
- Climate change risk communication in a nutshell
January 10 New column

Convincing Health Care Workers to Get a Flu Shot … Without the Hype

By Peter M. Sandman and Jody Lanard

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