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When sharing strong opinions with the media, avoid generalizations that place everyone under the same roof.
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When sharing strong opinions with the media, avoid generalizations that place everyone under the same roof.
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Don’t let reporters or others interrupt you.
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If cybercriminals strike your company, prepare for the following questions from the media:
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We don’t know if the writer is correct, but he reminds us about a key point regarding public relations that is worth repeating.
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Just because a reporter is racing for answers doesn’t mean you can’t slow things down to get it right.
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If reporters ambush you in an awkward or uncomfortable location, don’t be afraid to tell them you are happy to answer their questions but prefer to move to a different area.
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During media training for a business trying to improve its public relations, I asked one of the company’s leaders, as part of a mock interview, to confirm something about his fees.
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Share stories to help deliver key messages. Don’t just deliver facts.
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A media training lesson for politicians and businesses: Don’t go into hiding after controversy.
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If we are screen zombies, I’m one of those in the pack that has awaken from the dream and realized something feels wrong. I’m simply not sure how to exit that world.
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