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Media decision-makers find that what
emanates from Primetime is well researched, fact-filled,
reliable and creatively tailored to appeal to their readers and
broadcast audiences. Amid the barrage of press
releases flung at the media, Primetime's story suggestions stand out
as, in effect, one journalist giving another
a good story lead. Primetime's media representatives and consultants
are comprised of former journalists, seasoned
media placement specialists, many of whom are also experts at media
training, new media relations, crisis communications
and other reputation management skills.
Consider this:
• Under Primetime's umbrella are people
who have won the coveted George
Foster Peabody Award for broadcast
journalism, landed EMMY awards, served as executive producers and news
directors and have been an editor of, or have written
for, such widely-respected publications as The New York Times,
Newsweek, Chicago
Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle,
Newsday,
The
New Republic, International Herald-Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, Fort Lauderdale News, Psychology
Today, Good Housekeeping,
McCall's, Women's Day, and Glamour.
• Authors of three books number among the
ranks of Primetime's media representatives.
There is also a former director of corporate relations for Gannett, the parent of
USA TODAY, as
well as a public information officer who served as Special Press
Assistant in the administrations of President
Ronald Reagan and President Jimmy Carter.
You get the picture: top-flight
experience and savvy that Primetime can put to work
to tell your story to and through the media.
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