What do journalists say about PR practitioners? They can’t write. They pester. They don’t give me enough information (or the right information). They miss the big picture. They’re not timely. They don’t know what I do, cover, or care about. Somewhere these lines
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Read More →Media Elite. It’s a phrase kicked around easily and rolls off the tongues of politicians. While this used to be reserved to back-room banter when an interview didn’t go so well, it’s now front and center in presidential debates as witnessed in South
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