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Have You Been Through Media Hell? The Art of the Interview

Subtitles Do you want to influence the story? Then you need to talk to reporters. The issue becomes survival. How are you going to do your job ethically and honestly when it becomes impossible to handle the load? When you…

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Going Off-the-Record With Reporters-The Art of the Interview

Subtitles Do you want to influence the story? Then you need to talk to reporters. An off-the-record conversation means that reporters can use the information offered as part of building blocks to form a hypothesis. It means they can use…

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Moving at Media Speed-The Art of the Interview

Subtitles Do you want to influence the story? Then you need to talk to reporters. One of the major problems for spokespeople is that they move at the speed of media when everyone else in the organization is moving at…

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Wiggle Room-Playing Hardball With Reporters-The Art of the Interview

Subtitles Do you want to influence the story? Then you need to talk to reporters. Your job is to provide “wiggle room,” and as much flexibility as possible for your executives. Despite everything that I have said about minimizing confrontations…

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Do Media Interviews Make You Nervous? The Art of the Interview

Subtitles Do you want to influence the story? Then you need to talk to reporters. Understand that you’re going to be nervous during media interviews. Extensive practice (and the confidence that comes with it) is your best defense. Holding my…

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They’re not going to say anything good about us—How to handle bad news

  Http://leonardSipes.Com Another interesting article from Media Post documents (laments?) the trials and tribulations of Martha Stewart. In an article titled, “Martha Stewart, Public Relations Failure by Drew Kerr,” the article addresses New York Magazine’s investigation of Stewart’s company: “You…

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