How to protect personal information online when providing media expertise on controversial topics
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Five Tips: How to Respond to Media Questions Like a Pro
5 Tips on preparing for your next media interview.
Successful Presentations: The TED Factor
Tips from TED Talks are applicable to communication professionals, whether speaking to a large audience, holding a staff meeting, or conducting a media training session.
GFM Crisis Expert Featured in Denver Business Journal on Prepping for the Big Media Interviews
The softball media interview is under attack so when the media calls – or, even worse, shows up at your doorstep – company spokespeople and executives must be prepared to answer the hard questions.
7 guidelines for responding after a tragic event
The shooting spree at a Colorado cinema warrants compassionate and accurate media coverage, but how should your organization respond in the aftermath of a disaster? A hint: remember the victims first.
Who wins when reporters cut and paste press releases?
It happens regularly in newsrooms, especially with dwindling staffs. But is it a good thing for journalism—or public relations? GroundFloor Media’s Gil Rudawsky offers his take, with the advantage of being in both worlds.
Is the media phone interview dead?
Reporters are ditching phone calls in favor of email exchanges and even Twitter messages. What does this mean for your interactions with journalists?
Dispelling PR myths with first-hand experience
After a long career in the newsroom and moving to PR, GroundFloor Media’s Gil Rudawsky rebuts six misconceptions journalists have about their ‘dark side’ counterparts.
5 reasons that reporter isn’t calling you back
GroundFloor Media’s Gil Rudawsky offers five reasons that your phone call to a reporter isn’t being returned.
‘Off the record’ vs. ‘on background’: What every PR pro should know before talking to the media
Read this story before you give a reporter what you presume to be confidential information.