Re: press release draft one -- SoCal SAINN Event

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Subject: Re: press release draft one

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christina.

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Date Posted: 21:45:27 07/23/01 Mon
In reply to: Dor 's message, "Re: press release draft one" on 13:50:33 07/23/01 Mon

except that EVERYTHING i read online, from classes about journalism to press release people, said that adding quotes makes a press release more personal, and it gives the journalists a soundbite to take out. the quotes were only example quotes. it should be filled in by real ones.

>I think that yeah.. it's really too long (hahah coming
>from me!!)
>
>I would take out all the quotes, too. I think press
>releases are basically just the bare facts, and then
>media outlets can contact us for more info if they
>need it.
>
>I would take a look at Boston's. Bill (one of the
>organizers) said we can use it verbatim if we'd like,
>just change what applies to us.
>
>Audrey did that this morning for X-Large.. Aud can you
>post yours?
>
>Dor

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