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Media lessons never end, especially, in the New Media age. It used to be a much simpler world. If you needed to inform the public on an important matter, you could produce a TV broadcast, send a press release or call for a press conference. People would get the message loud and clear.What about a crisis? Set up a press center to feed the media, around the clock. You could speak directly to your audience in gatherings - town halls, public events and organized meetings. The press would always be there to cover and relay the news to a wider audience.That seems like ages ago, when channels of communication with the public were numbered, predictable and managed. You dealt with them through traditional channels - editors, journalists and management. They knew you, you knew them, and everyone had...
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Media and crisis: The New Zealand model!
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Terror reaches New Zealand!
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Saudi doctors should volunteer to help the Kingdom’s poor
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Youth’s role in achieving peace
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Retirees and retirement life
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Obstacles facing domestic tourism
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Time for public servants to sit up and take notice
March 19, 2019
Traffic courts should add mercy to justice
March 19, 2019
New Zealand shooting: Hate crimes and free speech
