Media Training: When Someone Throws You A Big Fat One
When we surprise people with easy questions, they sometimes stumble searching for key messages.
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Faxing? Didn’t that disappear along with the CD player?
Not everyone is fluent in the language of Dropbox, Google Drive, YouTube and their online cousins allowing us to post and share video.
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Media Training: Let’s Get Over Our Body Language
We really don’t know about body bad language until we see it in action.
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Media Training: 8 Reasons Businesses Fear The Media
During media training, participants shared with us these eight negative statements about news media.
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Our New Video: “Every Woman Wants To Feel Attractive”
The Image Expert Janice Hurley-Trailor helps a woman undergo a makeover.
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Videomaker Interviews Us About Citizen Journalism
“As Seen on TV: Citizen Journalism Worthy of Your Local News”
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Public Relations: Talking Teeth And Sharing Some Wisdom
The more everyone talked, the more a door opened.
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The Continued Role Of Social Media In War And Politics
For every silly example of people posting on social media about what they ate for lunch, there is an example of Twitter’s true influence.
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You Stay Classy! San Diego Organization Said Media Training Helped In The Following 15 Ways
Handling reporters who interrupt you before you finish an answer Adjusting facial gestures that send negative messages to reporters and viewers Managing questions that make someone animated and furious Taking more control of interviews Identifying whom on staff is your best spokesperson and sometimes the best person is unexpected Honing and getting back to key messages
Some People Called Our Ragan.com Article Mean-Spirited And Claimed We Have No Idea What We’re Talking About
Instead of some of these PR pros seeing this as an opportunity to question conventional wisdom and, at least for a split second consider a change of course, they decided the better approach was to depict me as an empty-headed jerk who must have stolen his awards and graduated by mistake from one of the country’s best journalism schools.