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AI Isn’t Replacing Media Training. It’s Raising the Stakes.
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AI Isn’t Replacing Media Training. It’s Raising the Stakes.

Media training in the AI era requires precision, alignment and narrative discipline as AI systems archive and amplify executive interviews.

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What is Media Relations? [And How to Do It Right]

What is Media Relations? [And How to Do It Right]

Early in your PR career, you may have asked, “What is media relations, and why does it matter?” Whether you’re a seasoned veteran now or a business leader considering media relations as a strategy, the landscape is ever-evolving. And we can all use a refresher course now and then. In short, media relations is an…

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Best Media Training Tips

Best Media Training Tips

These four media training tips help you screen opportunities, prepare effectively, deliver strong interviews and follow up for lasting impact.

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7 Tips for Pitching TV Reporters During the Coronavirus Outbreak
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7 Tips for Pitching TV Reporters During the Coronavirus Outbreak

By Julie Wright — President Local news anchors have always broadcast into our living rooms, but suddenly they’re the ones inviting us into their homes. From New York to L.A., television news reporters are reporting from home so they can stay safe while keeping the public informed. The public is hungry for storytelling that informs,…

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Ask Me Anything – Public Speaking Tips

Ask Me Anything – Public Speaking Tips

The fear of public speaking is real and it's common. It's estimated that as much as 75% of the U.S. population (243 million people) fear public speaking. Luckily, with some guidance, coaching and a few public speaking tips; anyone can overcome their fear. Having led media training and presentation workshops for client partners at (W)right On Communications, I was…

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Scaramucci’s Top 5 Fails as a Professional Communicator
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Scaramucci’s Top 5 Fails as a Professional Communicator

@juliewright If any good comes from Anthony Scaramucci’s 10 days as White House director of communications, I hope it’s the realization that being a professional communicator is no cakewalk and, truly, best left to people who have invested their careers in the profession. Just as it’s easy to quarterback an NFL team from behind your…

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