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Media Relations for the Newbie

With Karen Foerstel

This audio course assists the new public or government affairs professional learn how local, state and national media work, and how to work the media. Topics include:

• 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 Total run time: 61 minutes    0172 This Audio Course is sold with a Limited License.
Audio CD and Print Materials  1587330172 MP3 format plays in all CD/DVD drives and many CD players. Includes course materials.  Audio Course on CD: $47.  Plus shipping and handling (10% of order, $10 minimum)	Download Now MP3 and PDF   0172_DL Download this course: 14.9 MB ZIP file.  Downloaded file is in compressed ZIP format, and includes the audio in MP3 format and the course materials in Adobe PDF . Includes course materials.  Download this Audio Course now: $47. at FastSpring   FAQ on Downloads >     Test Download Format >

Other Resources

Courses 

• Media Relations for Public Affairs Professionals

• Advanced Media Relations

• Capitol Hill Workshop

Publications 

• Lobbying and Advocacy

• Media Relations Handbook for Agencies, Associations, Nonprofits and Congress

• Persuading Congress

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• How to Organize a Capitol Hill Day

• How the Media Works and How to Work the Media

• Media Relations for the Public Affairs Professional, A Seven Course Series

• Media Relations: Merging Policy and Media Strategies

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• See our complete list of Capitol Learning Audio Courses.

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Capitol Learning Audio Courses^TM

Produced for portable, convenient learning anytime--while driving or commuting, exercising or running errands--Capitol Learning Audio Courses range between 1/2 hour and 2 hours in duration and include course materials.

All of our audio courses are available on audio CD and most are also available as online downloads from our web site at FastSpring.com. The audio track is in MP3 format, and both CDs and online downloads include course materials.

 

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