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Tag Archives: David Spark

interview improvers

30 Monday Aug 2010

Posted by Pamela Biery in best practices, communication, public relations, Uncategorized

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best practices, David Spark, interviews, journalism, professional tips, public relations

David Spark has an interesting perspective on interviews, sometimes writing, sometimes being written about. Spark gets that relationship matters and where you go with this may make or break the story you would like to see about your cause, self, book, etc.

Often people approach me about getting things in print and my answer is mostly the same— Take time to know something about the publication and what the editor wants. It seems odd that in charging ahead to communicate, so often the simple is left behind:

learn what’s wanted and try to provide it

This is not to say write or say what people want to hear, but rather take a moment to consider things from an editor’s and reader’s prospective. Basic? Yeah. Forgotten? Often.

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Coming to a Computer Screen Near You Soon

04 Thursday Mar 2010

Posted by Pamela Biery in best practices, communication

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Computer History Museum, David Spark, Harry McCracken

Computer History Museum

Where better to bring together technology thought leaders together than the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California.

Last night Dice launched NextTech, an  industry event  designed to inform and entertain, all while supporting tech professionals, many whom are Dice job site users.

NextTech brought together tech industry visionaries, a select group of tech professionals, and leading tech companies to learn about the future of the tech industry, software, gaming, social media and more – beyond 2010. My guess is that  300+ showed up to this capacity event.

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