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Monthly Archives: August 2014
The Most Disruptive, Purpose-built list of Tech PR Clichés Ever
The Journal featured a book review yesterday for Orin Hargraves’ It’s Been Said Before. I was really excited because the article described a whole book about clichés and, let’s face it, I have no life (OK, I have a life, is … Continue reading
Posted in PR, Tech PR
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Do Nice Headlines Finish First? Tech Media Training Redux
We had a media training session this week involving one of our larger clients last week. Executives from around the world flew in to learn about the art of getting key points across in press interviews, and take turns in … Continue reading
Posted in Tech PR, Uncategorized
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