Here’s a clip from MyRaganTV on how to deal with reporters and press conferences. Not only is the advice good, but so are the rationales behind it. In a word, you can tell that this guy communicates for a living. You’ll note the emphasis he puts on honesty.
I’m beginning to suspect that my earlier supposition about the prospects of MyRaganTV is right.
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Thank you for the mentions of MyRaganTV here, and for your recent posts to the site. Tripp is a fantastic resource for all things Media Relations. We met at the Bulldog Reporter’s Media Relations Summit in Washington DC where he gave a pretty incredible presentation on how to answer any reporter’s question. This interview was shot after his presentation. His company is aptly named Media Masters.
Kevin,
Don’t mention it. I love video and I love communicating, so we’re a natural fit.