Will Steak And Candy Ensure The Media Quote You?
You do not want to sound necessarily like a politician or create the same environment of cynicism. But politicians remind us that journalists almost always prefer a witty soundbite that [...]
FLASHBACK: Associated Press Awards Dinner
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Obama Takes Key Public Relations Steps In Tug Of War
The media are already analyzing how these current issues might impact Obama's legacy without acknowledging our tug-of-war may likely have moved on to something new in six months. But Obama is [...]
Politics And The Media: Is The Paul Ryan Pick Any More Important Than Preseason Football?
Every four years, when a presidential candidate announces his VP pick, the media analyzes the choice until someone waves a new shiny object in front of their faces.
SB1070: How The Media Faired Under A Full-Court Press Of Pressure
As the Supreme Court’s decision on Arizona’s SB 1070 again reminded us, rulings are not sports games. Decisions don’t always offer a clear winner or loser.
Media Training: Talk To Bloggers And Journalists Even If Your Hair Is Full Of Shampoo
If you want media attention, re-arrange your schedule. Do some quick thinking. Don’t miss an opportunity.
Twitter is more than just a tease
These Tweets are common from the media: “Tonight on [station name].” That line is followed by a tease to get you to watch or listen to an upcoming newscast. The Tweet ends with [...]