The Quality Interview: Getting it Right on Both Sides of the MiciUniverse, 2006 - 72 páginas This book is a how-to guide for interviewers and interviewees to conduct their interviews most effectively. Especially for reporters and talk-show hosts talking to politicians, authors and celebrities, "The Quality Interview / Getting It Right on Both Sides of the Mic" offers a wealth of information on the essentials of having a good interview and presents pages of experience-taught tips on how to deliver the message effectively. This book is also a tremendous tool for people who have important interviews or meetings, public speeches or testimony before a grand jury. It's for the corporate executive who has exciting news about a surge in the company's stock, as well as for the public relations flack who has to explain why the CEO tried to burn down the warehouse. Or for someone seeking a job; "The Quality Interview" tells you how to have a successful interview. "The Quality Interview" was written by award-winning broadcast journalist Tony Seton who once produced Barbara Walters' news interviews and now conducts his own for the Quality News Network. |
Conteúdo
For the Interviewer | 1 |
For the Interviewee | 18 |
Civility | 39 |
Audio Extras | 42 |
Television Tips | 46 |
Mass Interviews | 51 |
Political Interviews | 53 |
Inspiration | 67 |
Authors Note | 71 |
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The Quality Interview: Getting It Right on Both Sides of the Mic Tony Seton Prévia não disponível - 2011 |
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