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From Bob Woodward to Judith Miller America's most reviled political reporter is a direct descendant of its most beloved. Miller's methods are essentially Woodward's. She just had the bad manners of choosing the losing side in an interagency tug of war. |
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Reason
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AFP eWire
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PC Magazine
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Inc.
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Presence of Mind - On Not Naming Names 27 years ago this reporter was given a choice: Identify his confidential sources or go to jail. He chose jail. |
Commercial Investment Real Estate
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Meet the Press Media surrounds us in our daily lives and whether we seek the spotlight or hide from it, sooner or later, a commercial real estate professional may be required to play a public role. Build your brand by becoming a go-to media source in your market. |
IEEE Spectrum
August 2007
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Dealing With the Media At some point in your engineering career you'll probably need to have this soft skill: to explain, defend, or promote a project to your boss, a reporter, or your company's communications manager. Here are guidelines on how to handle it. |
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