Sentences with phrase «mainstream media interviews»

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If you work in the media, or are even tangentially interested in it, you've probably seen the New York Times «interview with White House strategist Steve Bannon, who attacked the mainstream press for its cluelessness during the recent election while saying that reporters should feel humiliated and irrelevant.

I interviewed Jessica last night on the Shaping Youth blog linking back to this post, and you'll be amazed at the massive links list of moms and mainstream media who have entered this dialog.

It's also a good way of getting your name into the mainstream media since journalists frequently cruise the net looking for people to interview on particular topics.

So was 1832 - Andrew Jackson's 1 «st off - year election (his was a realigning election too, though I'm not sure any living historian being interviewed by mainstream media remembers that fact).

Cato's ecological climatologist, Patrick Michaels, a critic of mainstream assertions around global warming, appeared in more than 20 media interviews within two weeks of the «Climategate» e-mail breach at the University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit, the report says.

She is a contributing blogger forPsychology Today and Good Vibrations, has published multiple articles on the topic, and has been interviewed in the mainstream media as an asexuality spokesperson on multiple occasions.

One specific tool that has been available for some time but hasn't taken off in a mainstream way is video interviewing, in which an author creates a professional - quality video to share across social media, post to his website, post on his Amazon Author Central page, and more.

If you are not US based I you will also find the interview and his blog interesting as his investment ideas are so far removed from what you see or read in the mainstream media.

I interviewed a licensed life insurance broker Lorne Marr from LSM Insurance, who is often quoted as an industry expert in numerous mainstream media publications (e.g. here is Lorne Marr's interview in Toronto Star), to get his view on mortgage insurance and if it is a good idea.

[Bonus Link:] Dell's Richard Binhammer points to some recent Michael Dell interviews in the mainstream media, which I found to be very interesting reading.

Newsbusters.org feasted on the notion of a major industry being bankrupted by climate policy (and on the lack of «mainstream media» coverage of a 10 - month - old remark made made in an interview with a major paper and openly available in recordings posted on the paper's Web site).

The title of the interview is Climate Change: a Rhetoric of Risk, with subtitle Are climate change sceptics unfairly ignored by mainstream media?

Charles and I also did a long interview with other Mainstream media.

Over the last few years of Tiny Home Alliance Canada, we have participated in over 34 interviews of both mainstream and grassroots news / media groups.

It doesn't lead to interviews by big, mainstream news media outlets.

North American mainstream media clings to the wrongheaded idea that it needs to be «objective» and «fair,» terms that end up being synonyms for «interview «both sides of the story» and report what they say equally and uncritically.»

«I think we have the diagnosis, I think we have the recommendations, and I think we've listened to enough people to be fairly sure of our recommendations,» he said, noting that not only had his team formally interviewed hundreds of experts, but his constant presence at conferences large and small, as well as his blanket coverage in the mainstream media have elicited feedback — good and not so good — from government and industry observers.

He is still interviewed by tech and mainstream media, and also holds seminars and conferences discussing a range of topics.

During an interview with South Korean mainstream media outlet MK, a Japanese real estate startup Yitanzi stated that it is selling various properties including a small commercial building and apartment spaces for cryptocurrencies.

Look for not - so - common periodicals during your interview prep that may offer insight that mainstream media outlets may not cover.

Mainstream Media Career Help: News, News, and more News about job interviewing, where to find jobs, how to get a job, and how to keep yours if you have one!