Steve,
Your fact sheet is an excellent idea. It brings to mind a couple of
publications from ASU called "have you seen a meteorite: and another by U of
A's David Kring called "Meteorites and their properties"(1998). Both are very
small brochures that give all of the basic facts and even journal
On Fri, 10 Jul 2009 09:06:15 EDT, you wrote:
>I would like some suggestions as to what should be included in a fact
>sheet, so that when handed to the reporter, they can refer to it during
>and/or
>after the interview as they might need.
>
>For starters, I can list my name and contact inform
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Hi Steve,
Since I work at a newspaper as a photographer and understand your
frustration, I think a
In a message dated 7/10/2009 8:32:40 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
deannari...@gmail.com writes:
Hi Steve,
How about a copy of some facts and maybe misconceptions (eg. they
are not radioactive) with some nice photos of other fresh falls that
might be published as a 'what to be on the lookout fo
In a message dated 7/10/2009 8:23:06 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
carloselgua...@hotmail.com writes:
Hey Steve,
You might want to put this first on your fact sheet: "I am not from
Chicago."
Carl
LOL.
You know Carl...while I assume you stated that as a joke, that probably is
a great
Hi Steve,
Since I work at a newspaper as a photographer and understand your
frustration, I think a fact sheet is a great idea. Reporters would
really appreciate an FAQ-style, one sheet resource. Here are my
suggestions on what to include:
* Your name and phone number plus one or two other sources t
Hey Steve,
You might want to put this first on your fact sheet: "I am not from Chicago."
Carl
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Hello List,
I was greeted this morning with a front page story in the Baltimore Sun.
While it could have been worse, it made me realize I need to do something
to help writers focus on the facts and the real story and not to slide over
and just use the more sensational answers or comments g
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