2 years ago my assistant, La Toya, sent a press release to a young reporter at one of the daily newspapers.
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2 years ago my assistant, La Toya, sent a press release to a young reporter at one of the daily newspapers.
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Someone asked me this yesterday. This wasn't about saying “No Comment” but rather about being quoted on a situation about their industry but not directly related to their organisation.
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How is a corporate communicator to relay serious information in a world of shrinking news holes, reduced access to reporters, hard to reach editors and a well populated digital world?
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When Lenny Grant, one of the Caribbean's leading editors/journalists, presented this paper to the International Association of Business Communicators (T&T) last month, I know immediately it had to be shared.
These are tips you can begin implementing right away, I culled them from one of my favourite bloggers on media issues.
Here’s a conversation between two journalists.
One is 59 years old, the other 27. As the disparity in age suggests the two have very different views on how to find, tell and aggregate news. Hmm. I can read ‘old’ journalist’s mind already. Aggregate? What’s that?