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Tuesday Dec 11, 2007
Marketwatch Reporter: Execs Words Can Save or Kill StoryIn an ideal world, every client you work with would charm the media, delivering those succinct sound-bites that both help them and the reporter, whether it be a puff piece or investigative probe. However, this is not always the case. That's why they hire us, right? Talking Biz News recently spoke with Marketwatch's Herb Greenberg about a variety of topics, one of which being how he gets companies to talk when in sticky situations. He says: Still, it really does behoove a company to talk and sometimes, depending on the intensity of the story, I'll give them a week or longer to respond. There are times, after hearing their side of the story, I soften the blow or even kill the story entirely. Other times, of course, their words bury them. So there you have it, in case you did't already know: a lot is riding on your client's words. Make sure they're well prepared. Email This Post |
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