As the SEC pursues its case against Goldman Sachs over the possible defrauding of investors during the subprime mortgage crisis, journalists and pundits are closely watching and gauging the financial services company's controversial public relations style and efforts.
Though the firm is utilizing crisis communications tactics in response to the regulatory agency's claims, it still faces a strong undercurrent of frustration and distrust in much of the media coverage about Goldman. This, bolstered by overt criticism of the company's off-putting remarks to ...