How to write a press release a journalist reads to the end
Put the news in the first line, the proof in the second and the quote where it earns its place (sample briefing).
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Put the news in the first line, the proof in the second and the quote where it earns its place (sample briefing).

A holding statement buys you time without saying anything you will regret (sample briefing).

The questions that catch spokespeople out, and how to answer them in under thirty seconds (sample briefing).
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