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Top 5 Zoom pet peeves from a media trainer's perspective. Share with your colleagues, your boss, and definitely your elderly parents.
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Want to know how to apologize the right way? Take a cue from the U.S. Defense Secretary.
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The news conferences coming out of Maine have exhibited some excellent crisis communications strategies. Here are some tips for your team.
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If you ever find yourself screaming at fellow passengers from the front of an airplane, make an apology video like the one Tiffany Gomas made.
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Sinead O’Conner, Mitch McConnell, UFOs, interest rates, Hunter Biden, Kevin Spacey, and the crane. Most newsrooms are lamenting those layoffs today.
Sports coverage, like all beat reporting, has become a vanishing species in many news outlets
NEW: The New York Times is disbanding its Sports desk and integrating more coverage from The Athletic. NYT editors said no layoffs were planned and Sports journalists will move to other roles in the newsroom. nytimes.com/2023/07/10/busin… w/ @koblin
If I could make one change to Twitter, I would want more sponsored posts featuring ingenius inventions
Something like this would have been unthinkable even a year ago.
Two days after CNN pulled in more than 3.3 million viewers for its widely criticized town hall with Donald Trump, CNN found itself in fourth place among cable news networks in primetime. Worse yet, it finished behind MAGA channel Newsmax. trib.al/kBGNYUm
Mark Bernheimer retweeted
#New: NPR says it’s going to stop using Twitter.
It will pull its 52 accounts off, because “we are not putting our journalism on platforms that have demonstrated an interest in undermining our credibility…”
Other than the fact that the shooter was a woman, there are no insights to be gained by watching coverage of the latest school shooting; nothing we haven't heard over and over again, in too many shootings to remember. It is the worst kind of autopilot (and reporters hate it too).
Yep, Hugh Grant was cringeworthy on the red carpet. But what can the rest of us learn? mediaworksgroup.com/never-gr…
Pfizer's CEO knew how to handle a pair of activist pseudo-journalists. Watch...
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Posting a phony CNN banner is a helluva way to demonstrate one’s commitment to truth and trustworthiness, as Twitter advertisers race for the door
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The screencap in this image is not real and originated from a satirical website. CNN aired no such report about Musk "threatening free speech" and the chyron has been digitally altered to add the text.
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"Negative" toward whom? In whose opinion? What could possibly go wrong.
Mark Bernheimer retweeted
New Twitter policy is freedom of speech, but not freedom of reach.
Negative/hate tweets will be max deboosted & demonetized, so no ads or other revenue to Twitter.
You won’t find the tweet unless you specifically seek it out, which is no different from rest of Internet.












