News media interviews offer business leaders an opportunity to position themselves as industry experts. Take advantage of such occasions.
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We recommend companies, after providing media interviews, send a follow-up email to reporters which politely reviews the key points discussed. This is our attempt to help improve reporter accuracy, which too often is absent from journalism.
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The national news is often nothing more than identifying good local stories and retelling them with higher production value.
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We pitch a story idea to a reporter. He says he might be interested and requests to further discuss the idea about a week later on the phone. On the phone, we discuss the story idea in detail. The reporter indicates he will call our client the following week to learn more. The reporter does
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Many journalists, despite their ability to ask tough questions, don’t like to utter the words “no” or “I’m not interested” to a PR pro pitching a story. Reporters often prefer to ignore emails and rationalize they are too busy to answer them anyway. (This rationalization is frequently made prior to ducking into a back room to
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WFAN interviewed client Steven Adelman, a sports and entertainment lawyer concentrating in venue safety, about a shattered baseball bat that struck and seriously injured a woman at a Red Sox game at Fenway Park. Click below to listen.
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CBS5 in Phoenix interviews client On the Money about advice for small businesses on keeping a watchful eye on their finances. [youtube]https://youtu.be/7nMGD9onMWA[/youtube]
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USA Today interviewed client Steven Adelman, a sports and entertainment lawyer concentrating in venue safety, about a shattered baseball bat that struck and seriously injured a woman at Friday night’s Red Sox game at Fenway Park.
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The Boston Globe interviewed client Steven Adelman, a sports and entertainment lawyer concentrating in venue safety, about a shattered baseball bat that struck and seriously injured a woman at Friday night’s Red Sox game at Fenway Park.
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