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If you have a #PR “To Do” List, Then You May Also Need a PR “Don’t Do” List

Deirdre Breakenridge

Although it’s impossible to help everyone, all of the time, try your best to make time each week to answer questions, whether it’s via email, Skype or through your social media channels. The focus should be on your ethical approach to public communication through all media formats.

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If you have a #PR “To Do” List, Then You May Also Need a PR “Don’t Do” List

Deirdre Breakenridge

Although it’s impossible to help everyone, all of the time, try your best to make time each week to answer questions, whether it’s via email, Skype or through your social media channels. The focus should be on your ethical approach to public communication through all media formats.

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Conducting historical interviews in a transparent age

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