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How to Work With the Media: Frequently Asked Questions What will happen if I turn down an interview? It's okay; others will call Will I receive questions in advance? No. What is meant by "off the record"? No such thing. What should I say if I'm asked something about which I'm unfamiliar? "I don't know." Will I get to review a story before it appears in print? Probably not, but you can offer to review. What should I do if I am misquoted? Ask for a correction if it's serious. How much time will I have in my radio or television interview to get my point across? Figure on no more than 30 seconds. What should I wear to a television interview? Simple, conservative clothing in dark or solid colors, simple makeup, no tinted glasses. |
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