by jeremy_admin | Dec 11, 2023 | Blog
There are many good reasons to use AI to write content of all kinds. It’s free (so far), absurdly fast and easy, and mostly turns out servicable prose (or poetry, screenplays, etc.). Only hitch – and so far, a big one – is it typically sounds like it was written by a...
by jeremy_admin | Jan 27, 2023 | Blog
You’ve seen them on TV news. You’ve even seen them in movies and TV shows with scenes depicting the news biz. A reporter or gaggle of reporters lies in wait for someone to emerge from their office or car, or maybe even the bathroom. And bam! Reporters shout questions,...
by jeremy_admin | Dec 6, 2022 | Blog
Here’s my Cliff’s Notes take on how best to do interviews: Plain English. Lively metaphors. If you’re a lawyer, avoid legalese. Talking points. Reminders. Not script. “No comment” is not an answer. It’s a sentence fragment. It also makes you look...
by jeremy_admin | Nov 2, 2022 | Blog
Time was, if a local or national company was sued, news of the lawsuit – assuming it even made the news – was largely confined to the city or town where the suit was filed. But the internet changed all that. Now, even frivolous suits can mar a...
by jeremy_admin | Oct 28, 2022 | Blog
A few recent crisis communications matters with clients got me thinking about how this is still such an overly mysterious part of good public relations. So I thought I’d jot down a few thoughts for anyone who’s interested on this topic, with special attention to a...
