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» Dave and Steve are trying to take all the fun out of my job from Ryan Sholins J-School Blog
Im reluctant to even address the meme for fear it might spread, but to any sort of reporter, the e-mail interview, or worse, sending questions in advance and quoting from a blogged response, is a horrible, horrible thing. They teach us in j-scho... [Read More]

» PR 2.0: The Evolution of PR from Internet Marketing Tips for Professionals and Small Businesses from Denise Wakeman
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» Reinventing the media interview from Much Ado About Marketing
There's lots of good stuff here. Steve's suggestions would make the media interview more of an open conversation between journalist(s) and source(s). Such an interview technique might make an interesting spectator sport (somewhere between rugby and p... [Read More]

» Interviews 2.0? from Mark Evans
A few days ago, Steve Rubel had a post on reinventing the media interview. He suggested a number of different approaches such as having reporters post their questionson... [Read More]

» The Future Of The Press Interview from The New View From Object Towers
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