Sentences with phrase «press officer wrote»

«We do not currently require bitcoin exchanges to register for supervision under the money laundering regulations... A bureau de change doing exchange businesses in other currencies as well as bitcoin must register in the normal way for non-bitcoin businesses,» a HMRC press officer wrote in response to questions from CoinDesk.

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«I want them to be useful to that communications officer who's writing a press release so the press release gets across the energy and the passion of the researcher,» said Hirshon.

The websites also host digital magazines that can include up to 100 profiles per issue, many of them paid for by labs and researchers, and written by the researchers themselves or their press officers.

Robert Taylor, a member of the DCSWA board and a cofounder of consulting firm SAGE Analytica in Bethesda, Maryland, is assembling a session for the association's Professional Development Day «about alternate careers for science writers — what they might do if they want to move on from journalism, book writing, or being a press officer,» Taylor writes in an email to Science Careers.

I wrote the first version of the press release, and at least was savvy enough to add a paragraph (that was intended for the press officer, not for release) that this had the potential to be confused with the ozone «hole», so we needed to make sure that the final version was entirely clear on this matter.

«Seriously though, science has surely got to find a way of preventing bandwagons from gaining momentum» Funding comes from government, governments respond to the public, the public are agitated by bad news, newspapers love sensational news, institutions have press officers who write press releases and scientists seek out their press officers if they want to get public recognition.

The three companies» press releases list the same chief executive officer, Patrick J. Johnson, «who played for the Oregon Ducks and the Baltimore Ravens in the NFL,» wrote the Oregonian.

It is written by employees who seek to address a pressing issue regarding their jobs to their direct manager or the chief executive officer.

The role of a Public Relations Officer includes planning and implementing communication strategies, writing press releases, analyzing media coverage, organizing events, managing crisis situations, and supervising the creation and production of publicity materials.

Public Relations Officer Brightstar, Las Vegas, NV 2010 — Present • Develop, design and implement communication strategies • Manage positive print and broadcast media projection • Act as a point of contact for media liaison • Plan and direct communications strategies • Develop and write press releases • Formulate plans to communicate the company's interests • Initiate ideas for programs and manage programs when initiated

Public Information Officer — American Heart Association — Dallas, TX — November 2014 to Current • Produce annual public relations reports • Develop communication plans for members and donors • Write more than 100 press releases • Respond to over 250 information requests • Monitor impact of information releases • Maintain social media presence • Coordinate materials on official YouTube channel • Collaborate on bi-annual fundraising requests • Contribute to charitable donation reports • Promote fundraising events • Produce promotional materials for Jump Rope for Heart and Heart Walk programs • Schedule informational meetings and seminars nationwide and online

Main responsibilities of a Communications Officer are planning and implementing communication campaigns, liaising with other departments in the organization, writing press releases, analyzing media coverage, managing the production of publicity material, organizing events, commissioning marketing research, and handling crisis situations.

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