Yes. Yes. Yes. You should do them. Things to consider prior to a radio interview: 1. You will likely have 30 seconds to only a couple of minutes to talk on the air. If you are being interviewed, the reporter will likely take a 5-second sound bite from your 10-minute conversation. So think ahead. Prepare. [...]
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Radio Interview Tips
Posted: March 26, 2011 in RadioTags: Aaron Blank, Fearey Group, how to get ready to be interviewed, how to transition from radio to public relations, key messages, live radio interviews, media interview tips, Media Relations, preparing for an interview on radio, public relations in seattle, radio interview prep, radio interviews, radio news anchor in public relations, radio news interview tips, radio news reporter, seattle, seattle media relations, Seattle Public Relations, SeattleBlank, should you do a radio interview, tips for radio, what to do to get ready for radio interview
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Facebook Turns 6, Signs Up 400 Millionth User, Redesigns “Face” Yet Again
Posted: February 12, 2010 in E-MediaTags: 400 million, Aaron Blank, facebook, fad, Fearey Group, pr, Public Relations, redesign, seattle, Seattle PR, Seattle Public Relations, SeattleBlank, social, social media
Happy 6th birthday, Facebook! Let’s see. What does a 6-year-old usually want for his/her birthday? Barbies? A remote controlled car? A trip to DisneyWorld? Employees of the 6-year-old company celebrated by redesigning the site (YET AGAIN!) and by signing up its 400 millionth user. The amount of people on Facebook has now surpassed the US [...]
Seattle-based Knight Grantee Uses Facebook to Create News Sites
Posted: July 11, 2009 in E-MediaTags: Aaron Blank, facebook, Grist.org, Knight Foundation, News Cloud, online PR, pr, seattle, Seattle Public Relations, SeattleBlank, social media seattle, University of Minnesota
A $249,529 grant from the Knight Foundation to support research highlighting social networking’s impact on teens and young adults has been turned into two social media publications on Facebook. For the last several months, a Seattle-based news aggregator News Cloud has been testing new ways to engage youth. University of Minnesota researchers have been working [...]
