For decades, PR worked by placing stories in the media, knowing people would read them and form opinions based on what they saw. That connection between coverage and understanding was relatively straightforward.
In today's Spotlight, Medianet speaks to Jane Howard about her role as the Arts and Culture Editor at The Conversation. Having had a more unconventional media journey, Jane shares how she built a freelancing career through work in other arts organisations. Jane also reflects on the current crisis ...
For decades, PR worked by placing stories in the media, knowing people would read them and form opinions based on what they saw. That connection between coverage and understanding was relatively straightforward. Today, that pathway is less direct. People still care about news bulletins, but many ...
In this interview, Harrison Polites reflects on his media career thus far. As the founder of public ...
In this interview, Piccolo Podcasts and Media founder Andrew Menczel reflects on spotting ...
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