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    firing squad than a crew from the 5:00 news. Although most reporters ha
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    You never know when 60 Minutes will knock on your door and if not them, then maybe a local investigative reporter. A little media savvy is a valuable skill for executives and their image-conscious organizations. Unless you’ve had media training you know most businesspeople would rather face a firing squad than a crew from the 5:00 news. Although most reporters hav
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    ble skill for executives and their image-conscious organizations. Unless you’ve had media training you know most businesspeople would rather face a firing squad than a crew from the 5:00 news. Although most reporters ha
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    firing squad than a crew from the 5:00 news. Although most reporters have professional integrity, some can be crafty.

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