Here’s the situation: You are being interviewed by a TV reporter for an edited interview that will air later. You make one of your key points, but it just didn’t come out as smoothly or clearly as you want. So you have a choice. Do you
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Chances are, if you are an executive at a major corporation, or a political figure, someone is going to ask you to use a TelePrompTer to read of a script for a public service announcement, speech or ad at some point in the future. Here are 10 tips you need to follow:
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Vice President Biden was seen on video giving advice and encouragement to Senator Chris Coons’ daughter in a way that looked mildly awkward. It turns out that Biden has been a family friend for the girl’s entire life and was just whispering friendly words of encouragement. But the media and the blogosphere had fun with the video clip regarded.
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U.S.C.’s Annenberg School of Communication & Journalism Professor Marc Cooper recently criticized the New York Times for not running the Charlie Hebdo cartoons. The NY Times editor Dean Baquet responded on Facebook by calling Cooper an “asshole.” I don’t know whether in fact Cooper is an “asshole,” but it wasn’t wise for Baquet to use language
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