Archive for July 17th, 2006
When media interviews go wrong
Matthew Stibbe – writer-in-chief at Articulate Marketing and Editor of ModernPilot.com – has a nice summary of what can make a media interview go wrong, from the interviewer’s standpoint and the interviewee’s. What I like about his list is that it’s refreshingly candid (“sometimes after eight or ten interviews I sort of lose the will [...]
Posted: July 17th, 2006 under Tips for Interviewees, Tips for Interviewers.
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Asking the right sorts of questions
Hosts: are you asking the right sorts of questions? Journalist and writing coach Chip Scanlan has some good examples of how NOT to ask questions on his blog, in an article based on the work of John Sawatsky, a Canadian journalist and teacher . Used carefully, questions can make the difference between an answer and [...]
Posted: July 17th, 2006 under Asking Questions.
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