Sentences with phrase «stories with journalists»

I've seen this happen over and over again, and frequently taken part in it by discussing stories with journalists.

Jackie wasn't an overtly outgoing woman and in inputting the story with the journalist, the film makes it clear that she was a master at weaving the story to come across a certain way.

Not exact matches

At the end of the day, journalists want to share stories which add to the wider conversation, but most importantly stories which their readership will enjoy, share and engage with.

If you're able to talk about a big news story with a fresh or unusual perspective, chances are there's a journalist waiting for your email or call.

It makes it far easier for a journalist to pitch her producer a story on fertility acupuncture and interview an expert like Dr Lorne Brown on the subject with Infertility Awareness Day looming on the editorial calendar than on a random Tuesday.

The «confined, ritualistic nature of the White House beat makes it a difficult slog for even the most adversarial reporter,» he says, and with dozens of journalists jockeying for the same stories, very little unique coverage emerges.

Instead, try building a relationship with the newer journalists; they are often hungry for stories and are receiving far less cold pitches.

Writing in the New York City weekly newspaper The Villager, freelance journalist Mary Reinholz claims that the newsman «embraced» and tried to kiss her after helping her with a story she was writing.

Let the journalist know you follow their work and your story fits with their beat.

However, The Times of London cited «allies» of the former minister as saying that the actual cause of his departure was that «he was unable to guarantee that there would not be more stories about inappropriate behavior with other journalists.

Journalists want to write articles and stories that connect with their readers.

«Why is it OK to blanket bomb every journalist's email you can scrape from the internet with your story about your new janitor and then cold sales call them demanding they write about your company?

Journalists at the Star have been asked to think differently about how they tell stories, to write shorter pieces and to experiment with multimedia.

If a journalist knows you can bring something to the table that can help them understand the story they're doing, and if they leave every interaction you have with them thinking, That person helped me.

Journalist Robert Zimmer with The Atlantic says, «An increasingly familiar and seductive story has been circulating about young people who, drawing inspiration from billionaire entrepreneurs and computer giants, consider dropping out of college a fast track to business success.»

One of many tricks that journalists have relied on is ProfNet, a free service that helps connect writers with expert sources to quote in their stories.

We connect with a skeptical and media - savvy generation by giving them the real story, the version that journalists used to keep to themselves.

Enhanced story - driven content, developed by professional creators and journalists with research and interviews.

A story with millions of your own adventure in it — looking for readers, writers, ghost writers, authors, editors, reporters, journalists, bloggers, influencers, entrepreneurs, sponsors like you who want to help by giving $ 1 or more and spreading this campaign and the story to the world.

If you have fantastic content on your website, such as an infographic with unique insights, or an in - depth blog post written by an industry expert on your staff, journalists at major media publications may find it helpful to cite those resources to support claims within stories that they're writing.

By following and building relationships with influential journalists who cover stories in your industry, you expose yourself to more opportunities to hear about what they are interested in and to pitch them ideas.

While this strategy works just fine for large publishers that already have established brands and get thousands of shares on any new article they publish (such as Mashable or TechCrunch), a more pragmatic approach is needed for just about every other business.It's true that getting quality inbound links starts with great content on your client's website, but the missing link is getting journalists, contributors, authors, and editors at quality publications to become aware of that content so that they can link to it when writing relevant stories / articles.

I shared with you in yesterday's post that I watched Kill the Messenger, the story of the journalist Gary Webb who uncovered the CIA's collusion with drug cartels in Central America.

With the expected trial of reporters Laura Ling and Euna Lee in North Korea this week, I was once again reminded of the incredible sacrifices that journalists make to bring us stories from around the world.

Christian journalist Luka Binniyat was reunited with his family on 12th October, after spending 96 days in custody on charges related to the publication of an incorrect story he wrote about a Fulani attack in Kaduna State.

Being a journalist I'm expected to neuter and cauterize my feelings when I cover traumatic stories, but I'm only human and I often find myself overcome with emotion.

Insisting the allegations were false, the statement went on to say: «While we know we did not get everything right, the Mail on Sunday story in the UK and Ireland misrepresents our actions and omits key findings from our investigations, which we described publically, and which were shared with authorities, donors, and the Mail's journalist, several years ago.

The Church, however, has not been «conspicuously succesful in its relations with the press» - the blame for which is commonly placed either (by Catholics) on the anti-Catholic bias of journalists or (by journalists) on Church leaders incapable of presenting the Church's story in a proper light.

As the chef Amanda Cohen summed it up in her searing piece for Esquire last month, «For the past two weeks, my Twitter feed and email inbox have been filled to overflowing with food journalists begging me to Come Forward With My Story, demanding that I Make a Statement, encouraging me to Speak Out.&rawith food journalists begging me to Come Forward With My Story, demanding that I Make a Statement, encouraging me to Speak Out.&raWith My Story, demanding that I Make a Statement, encouraging me to Speak Out.»

However, Arsenal was also strongly interested from the beginning and their have been many stories linking us with Vidal, and in one case a journalist reported that Vidal would definitely be coming to the Emirates after the Copa America...

Respected French journalist Julian Laurens recounted a story on the Totally Football Show podcast this week about Ben Arfa's time at Hull and what he made of the players he was working with.

While Madjer is evidently getting some anger out that had been building up inside, specifically with this journalist who must have wound him up with his coverage of Algeria, it was a complete different story for Mahrez.

Get French Football @GFFN The journalist responsible for the Giroud story has close links with the player & is very reliable.

Or maybe not, because the latest Metro report on the story, which comes from an Italian journalist with connections, claims that Falcao's agent is set for a meeting with Arsenal and Monaco in Monte Carlo tomorrow.

That's interesting when the player only recently made a statement about being upset with the journalist made up stories regarding him and Real Madrid.

Despite umpteen denials by Arsene Wenger and Benzema himself all the way through summer, the story just refused to go away, with journalists and insiders seemingly putting their reputations on the line as they were SO sure that the deal was going to go through.

Hint got all you people who get sucked in by fabricated stories, when a credible journalist breaks a story on Twitter he follows up with a full story in s reputable publication within a few hours.

But while security and construction worries dominated pre-Olympics headlines, Neff said, «there was also a great mix of stories and characters — the sort of material that journalists love to work with.

You'd heard all the stories about international soccer stars and their breezy contempt for the press: How Paul Gascoigne of England once belched into a live microphone on Italian TV; how European players will demand as much as $ 10,000 for the favor of an interview; how four months ago Argentine superstar Diego Maradona strafed journalists camped outside his home with pellets from an air gun.

Plus a load more Obviously a very well connected journalist, or one who mekes up loads of stories, I will go with the latter.

It's important here to respect the journalist who wrote this article, along with whatever sources he has used for it, because neither Delaney nor his contacts will have decided to invent this story out of thin air.

The worst thing about the international break is that it has given bored journalists (myself included) too long to come up with a million stories about Chelsea and a bad start to the season.

Mohamed Bouhafsi is a journalist with French outlet RMC Sport and towards the end of the summer transfer window, he broke the story about Anthony Martial's record breaking move from AS Monaco to Manchester...

Quim Domènench, a Catalan journalist on late night TV debate show «Punto Pelota» broke the story of Valdés reluctance to renew his contract with F.C. Barcelona and his wish to see out his contract and seek new challenges and experience other cultures days before it became official and full public knowledge.

This is where PRs send out their ideas, and journalists put requests for help with stories they are working on at the moment.

ILCA knows you depend on information that is timely and accurate and has put together resources and background information to guide journalists, publishers, and editors with their next story.

Last week, the MoJ confirmed the figure of 75,000 people on GPS, then it backtracked and showered a senior financial journalist investigating the story with other figures to explain its «plan».

It is a truism that journalists like binary stories with winners and losers, and success or failure — nuance will be more of a challenge.

And not long after that before the small army of journalists tasked with undermining the charity sector get hold of the story.

I'll be talking with journalists in three smaller cities, aiming to help them use Facebook, Twitter et al to develop stories and promote their work.