Kicking off a new set of conversations this month with some great new publications.
Most journalists have techniques they use to get meaty quotes from interview subjects. Here’s how to give them the meat without letting them draw blood.
Journalists are your customers. Satisfy them as you would a customer, and they’ll keep coming back forever.
Get inside the mind of the journalist who’s interviewing you.
Here are the factors one marketing and PR firm instructs its clients to consider before the launch of a product or service.
Remember: it’s always a negotiation.
Caitlin Haskins of 10Fold Communications shares the book that changed the way she thinks about her career.
Plus: Air Canada held responsible for its chatbot promises; how Bob’s Red Mill became a supermarket icon.
How to serve this subset of reporters.
For communicators who want to improve their writing, start with journalism writing coach Roy Peter Clark’s new book, “Tell It Like It Is.”
Dave Wasserman is the senior editor, U.S. House of Representatives for Cook Political Report.
Part of the female broadcaster series from the Friday Reporter podcast.
