MargaretMedia
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@ I'll get their game names...they would love to take you on.
9:37 AM Nov 17th
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@ Blitch boys can't stop! in pown mode: power own! Maybe the 1 thing they could beat u at. Mom (me) bout to stop that: homewk!
8:35 AM Nov 17th
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Statue unveiled honoring the late J. Buchanan Blitch today 4pm/Abita Springs,LA/architect credited w/saving historic district of quaint town
8:44 AM Aug 29th
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Nancy, glad you're better! Margaret Dubuisson
3:21 PM Aug 28th
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Have a back up communications plan in case of emergency. copy contacts to a jump drive, hard copies of important stuff. Katrina taught us!
7:56 AM Aug 28th
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planning events and want media coverage? Find out what times work best in yr market. 9 and 2 are when most newsrooms meet. Plan around that
10:21 AM Aug 27th
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Newsrooms get lots of paper. Print your message on something clever or attach it to a tray of muffins . Hand deliver for face time.
6:31 AM Aug 26th
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Follow up with reporters after an interview. Good or bad, email to acknowledge the coverage. Offer clarification or more info.
9:16 AM Aug 25th
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Even when the news is terrible, don't lie. Develop your message: 3 key points, get it all out at once. You'll always get caught in a lie.
5:18 AM Aug 24th
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During 'live talk back' interview (interview by anchor in studio,) look directly into the camera. Don't bump the mike with hand gestures.
6:42 AM Aug 21st
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Bringing my son to LSU today. No one told me it would be this hard to let him go.
6:30 AM Aug 20th
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During TV interviews, don't look directly into the camera. It looks creepy! Look at the reporter. I'll tell you the exception tomorrow.
6:29 AM Aug 20th
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Media tip: Always assume every mike is live, every camera is rolling and nothing is ever really 'off the record'. Know your reporter.
6:21 AM Aug 19th
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Keep your message concise. No more than 3 key points. Stick to these points. Don't say no comment. Just keep hitting your 3 points.
8:15 AM Aug 18th
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@ loads of good tex-mex...you can't miss!
8:12 AM Aug 18th
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in reply to JeremyShockey
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Stay out in front of a story. Be proactive when it comes to addressing negative news. Never say 'no comment'.
10:51 AM Aug 14th
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Facing a controversy? Don't hide the facts, come out with the whole story and tell it all at once. You'll limit the run of a negative story
8:07 AM Aug 13th
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When caught in a media firestorm, don't sit back and try to wait it out. Formulate a message and respond. Get professional help, if needed
5:50 AM Aug 12th
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Tell them what you're going to tell them; tell them; and then tell them what you told them. Repetative, but they'll remember the message.
8:54 AM Aug 11th
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Today's Tip: Public Speaking: use a 'safety net': index cards, hold a pen, lean on the podium, look just above the heads of the audience.
8:32 AM Aug 7th
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- Name Margaret Dubuisson
- Location New Orlealns
- Bio Communications professional, I can help you with your message
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