Nothing to See Here — Twitter’s New Limitations Halt Information-Sharing Option
Twitter's new restrictions have had a startling impact on government websites that incorporate Twitter feeds on their pages.
Textbook Example of How Police Departments Should Report an Officer-Involved Shooting 
Unfortunately, some law enforcement agencies choose any or all variations of these examples in the first few minutes and hours, or much longer (if they even talk at all) after a critical incident.
Managing the Media Response to the Highland Park July 4 Shooting
Julie Parker interviews the deputy police chief who lead the media messaging surrounding the July 4 mass shooting in Highland Park, Illinois.
To Delete, Hide, or Leave It Up? Part II
In part II, Christopher Mannino shares the tools needed to help mitigate risk when government agencies moderate comments on social media.
To Delete, Hide, or Leave It Up? Part I
Advice and guidelines on when an organization can and should delete a comment from their social media pages.
In a World Filled With Misinformation, Be the Source
The "Run It Like a Newsroom" concept is simple – share your organization's news like a newsroom does. Strive to be first, accurate, informative, and when appropriate, engaging. Recently an NFL team got it right, even if no one listened.
Avoiders, Accepters & Accomplishers: How We Approach Communicating Through Crisis
I’ve found that leaders can be broadly placed in one of three categories when it comes to communicating both inside and outside of their organization. Which one are you?
Work Hard, Play Hardish
When you're on vacation and run your own business can you ever completely stop working?
Leaving Law Enforcement: How to Create Your Next Career
Retired police chief Christopher Mannino explains how he has transitioned from law enforcement to a civilian career at Julie Parker Communications.