Today is a short break from our miniseries on media training, which seems to have been received very well judging by the responses and web s...
Following yesterday’s guide to preparing for a media interview, toady’s post is dedicated to the next step; handling difficult questions. ...
Often clients ask for a little ad-hoc media training before I take them to meet a journalist or before they are interviewed either over the ...
Have you ever seen Quentin Tarantino’s 1994 opus Pulp Fiction? Did you leave the cinema, or turn off your TV, wondering what was in the damn...
In a week where the media news has been dominated by who is where and what they are doing there, thanks to the launch of Facebook Places , w...
The last few weeks have seen some interesting additions made to Twitter. The social networking site has added ‘who to follow’, ‘also followe...
You are now doubt aware of the kerfuffle that has surrounded the launch of Tony Blair’s autobiography and his donation of the advance and gl...
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Have you ever wished you could automatically re-Tweet every mention of your brand name on Twitter, or every mention of your particular niche...
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The customer is always right, right? To prove it a famous UK bank once founded its entire marketing campaign on the fact that it liked to sa...
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