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- After the interview
Resource Type: Article/Report/Letter
Published: 1999
What to do after being interviewed by a reporter.
- Backing it Up
Resource Type: Article/Report/Letter
Published: 1999
If you say something in a media interview, make sure you can back it up.
- Getting the Most from Interviews
Resource Type: Article/Report/Letter
Published: 1997
Tips from a pro for getting the most from media interviews.
- Involve Your Audience During TV Interviews
Resource Type: Article/Report/Letter
Published: 2000
People who are watching the news are usually doing something else as well, like washing clothes, eating dinner or helping the kids with homework. It#s up to you to get their attention.
- Media Relations
The Bonner Communications Series
Resource Type: Book
Published: 2004
A primer on attaining media preparedness.
- Meeting the Media Face-to-Face
Resource Type: Article/Report/Letter
Published: 2004
What to do when a reporter calls or when meeting the media face to face.
- Off the Record
Resource Type: Article/Report/Letter
The reporter always has the upper hand when you make an 'off-the-record' statement.
- Oh, the Mistakes Spokespeople Make: Ten Sure-Fire Ways to Blow an Interview
Resource Type: Article/Report/Letter
Published: 2000
Mistakes to avoid when being interviewed by the media.
- Sources gives you powerful tools to help you stand out from the crowd
Resource Type: Article/Report/Letter
Published: 2009
An overview of how you can use SOURCES to amplify your message.
SOURCES is a media service that connects journalists, editors, writers, producers and researchers with the sources they need for their work. Being included in SOURCES positions you as a media source and puts you in line to receive more media calls and more media coverage.
- Sources media training
Resource Type: Article/Report/Letter
Published: 2009
Media training to ensure that you are ready to handle media interviews. Topics include Message making, Staying newsworthy, Safe spokesperson techniques, Preparation and relaxation techniques, Media ethics and expectations. Simulations of all media venues including talk shows, double enders, stand-up interviews and scrums, print columnists, videographers, and editorial boards.
- Speaking to the Media
A special report from Sources with articles from The Sources HotLink
Resource Type: Article/Report/Letter
Published: 2005
Being seen, heard, and quoted in the media is perhaps the quickest, best, and most lasting way for a speaker to become better known and more sought after. This booklet offers advice on handling media calls and interviews well.
- When Bad Things Happen to Good Spokespeople: Handling Tough Interviews
Resource Type: Article/Report/Letter
Published: 2000
How to handle problems that arise in a media interview.
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