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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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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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
Most Shocking Reports From Election Night Coverage!
“RT @APCampaign: ELECTION WATCH: At a polling station in the swing state of North Carolina, opinions differ” (Excellent insight!) Inside Edition reported on actors who have played presidents. MSNBC pointed out jazz was playing in the background at Romney headquarters. MSNBC reported Virginia buys the most pick-up trucks. MSNBC pointed out there always seems to be
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Ridiculous Moments In TV News: Election Night Was Disaster Night For Me And Mister Big Sandwich
Some of the most disastrous nights for a journalist can come election night.
Take It From A Reporter: Some PR Pros Are Stuck In Past
If you write “For Immediate Release,” I assume you still type “www” before URLs and get your oil changed every 3000 miles.
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Media Training: Just Be Quiet For A Moment
Keep your answers simple. Stick to your headlines. Don’t delve into the nitty, gritty details unless absolutely necessary.
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Media Relations: Don’t Make Journalism A Back-Up Plan To Acting Or Modeling
You can post pictures of yourself appearing pleasant, professional and pretty without the come hither look.
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Media Relations: Improvements Some Journalists Should Make
Most reporters can probably take at least small steps on their own to improve these issues.
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