This audio course assists the new public or government affairs
professional learn how local, state and national media work, and how
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Tips for dealing with reporters
What the media can do for you
Getting the media interested in your organization
Deadlines and lead time
Different approaches to pitching to television, print, and
radio reporters
Recorded 2005 ISBN 10: 1-58733-017-2
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