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When the media contact you about complaints, don’t imply the customers are to blame.
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When the media contact you about complaints, don’t imply the customers are to blame.
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If you show up on the local channel or cable news, be careful before ridiculing the other guest as Santa or a Peter Pan believer.
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The two can’t get enough of each other.
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The Flip Side interviews TV journalist Greg Deffenbaugh about his height and how it may have impacted his interview with President Obama.
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Pitching stories with little regard to who is receiving the ideas is not the casting-a-wide net path you should take. Ask lots of questions, define the target audience as narrowly as possible and pitch selectively.
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[singlepic id=124 w=320 h=240 mode=web20 float=center] The Flip Side Communications LLC is a Scottsdale media company offering professional video, media/public relations, media training and employee communications. Keith and Loren Yaskin own The Flip Side. Keith was a TV reporter for 17 years, primarily as an investigative journalist. He won three Emmys and three first place
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Just when you think you’ve sealed the deal, something walks in and distracts him.
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I figured I was in the driver’s seat after reading and sharing a story about a growing number of women riding motorcycles.
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I imagine every industry employs people we can not believe have their positions.
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Absolutely. TV newsrooms like few things better than to blur out something.
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