My Seven Favorite Moments From Media Training in San Diego
Discussing ridiculous scenes from the movie Anchorman
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October 2012
Media Training And Politics: Did Biden Do What Obama Should Have Done?
Our guest blogger is Duncan Matheson, President and co-founder of BissettMatheson Communications in New Brunswick, Canada. Here’s what he has to share after reading our blog on media training and the vice presidential debate. This originally appeared at http://bissettmatheson.com/en/blog/ I mentioned in my last blog that I’m quite into the US election, and by extension, the
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The Debates And Media Training: How You Say It Might Be More Important Than What You Say
Analysts on TV and people on social media are more often judging these debates on style and passion than on facts.
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Video Production: Has This Happened To You On A Street Corner?
Shooting simple video of a building can get complicated especially when standing on a street corner with a camera.
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A Video From The Flip Side: “It’s Really Important For Deaf People To Be Able To Socialize With One Another.”
[youtube width=”640″ height=”360″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhOItl1NQAE[/youtube]
A Video From The Flip Side: “I Was Finally Able To Start A 401(k)”
[youtube width=”640″ height=”360″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_-JYKOS1gc[/youtube]
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Mighty, Mighty Media Training: The Impression That I Want To Get
We may not like it, but style, good looks and how you deliver your words play a key role in success.
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When Speaking With The Media: Six Lessons Businesses Can Learn From The First Presidential Debate
Make complex issues personal by talking about your own experiences.
Is Social Media Really This Simple?
Canters Deli has been serving Los Angeles since the 1930s. I recently visited for the first time, immediately knowing the place had the ingredients of genuinely good pickles and tuna fish sandwiches. Even the clanging of plates and silverware add to the atmosphere’s flavor. Waitresses deliver orders along with words of “love,” “honey,” and “sweetheart”
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