Emergency communication at municipal level

Emergency communication at municipal level: the subject for today is a hot topic. The testimony, which we have the honour of welcoming at About Emergency, is even more so.

So THANK YOU to Francesco Alleva, spokesman for the municipal administration of Bergamo.

In these 30 minutes, he tells us how they managed the Covid-19 emergency in the two most violent months for the community, how they operated on and offline and about the role played by volunteers.

See the whole interview here!

Covid-19 emergency: crisis communication for businesses

Opinion leaders, influencers and different kinds of communicators have made plenty of contributions since the Covid-19 emergency first began. More than a month after the start of the pandemic, few of them have actually proven to be significant, with one example, however, being the paper written by Scott Kronick. This name may not mean much to most people, but if we mention the name of the advertising agency for which he is Managing Director in Asia, then it’s perhaps easier to understand his authority on the subject: we're talking about Ogilvy, the historic international advertising giant, for which he created the vade mecum on "How to communicate in turbulent times".

Commonly used words during the COVID-19 pandemic

The COVID-19 infection of viral origin, caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, better known as the (new) Coronavirus ... such a complex sentence which can lead to so much confusion, with more or less awareness. This article talks about emergency communications, dealing with the words involved with the pandemic. Some were predominant at the start, others have been used more by the media waiting for the number of infections to peak and others are still on the horizon. This article was written during the days when the total number of contagions was presumed to have peaked in Italy, so it will be interesting to find out together if the future will hold other details, in addition to those identified so far.

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