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How would you use the media during the SARS crisis? Also, what would you do to try to avoid panic in the general public?

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This solution discusses how the media can impact a panic, specifically addressing the crisis of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).

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Historically, the channels of information tend to be controlled either by industry or the government. Social media platforms of today have changed the control of information by these entities. Social communication through Internet, chat rooms, cellphone, and texting is responsible for a new ...

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