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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
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Capitol Learning Audio Courses are 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 on CD are customizable with your
logo. To produce a
custom telephone seminar or audio course, please contact your Client Liaison at 703-739-3790, ext. 114.
See our
complete list of Capitol Learning Audio Courses.
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offer, please contact
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suggestion form.
Capitol Learning Audio Course descriptions and Order form (17-page pdf)
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Last updated:
January 13, 2010
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