- PRapport spoke about this possibility two month ago!
- Remember our headline? It ain't no easy to blow Donald's Trumpet
The controversial spokesman was known for testy exchanges with reporters amid tumultuous tenure as administration’s public face
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jul/21/sean-spicer-resigns-press-secretary-trump-white-house-feud
We at PRapport forecast this two months ago. Please check this analysys by S Narendra, advisor to former PMs and ex-Govt of India spokesperson..
An international story is playing out of Washington involving the White House that we all are reading as a political story. If we analyse it under the lens of communication and PR, we notice a highly charged case study on Reputation Risk and Redemption Management. This is relevant to all communicators.
Very interestingly, this story is taking place in the janmabhoomi of PR and communication theory and practice. The theater (pun intended) of action is in Washington DC, capital of Madison Avenue, K-street, the Capitol Hill all coming under its nickname – the political beltway, it is also known as the swamp that sucks into its murkiness any and everyone (irrespective of their reputation for integrity and independence of mind), making the job of keeping one’s reputation and public esteem risky.
https://prapport.blogspot.com/2017/05/blowing-donalds-trumpet-aint-no-easy.html#more
