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- Page 17 and 18: ideas at the same time, your audien
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Presentations � Projectors , lap-
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Communication Handbook - Factsheet
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When projects find it hard to gener
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Hard news Soft news � Novelty �
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News devices The opportunities for
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Where just two countries are involv
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Larger scale pan-European PR campai
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Pan-European PR programme template
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IN SHORT The media cares about resu
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This factsheet runs through the fun
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� When it happened � Why it hap
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Language and content Keep it simple
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Always ask whether what you are des
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paragraph, if not the second. Delay
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Communication Handbook - Factsheet
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Planning and preparation Preparatio
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handout; use your spoken presentati
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Link your presentation points with
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� Characters � Anecdotes and st
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� Trustworthiness � Composure
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. Hands c. Visual aid d. Charts e.
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Posture Stand or sit with a relaxed
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etween slides. Use simple typefaces
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Resist the temptation to use alcoho
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The stakes are high when you talk t
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proof - particularly when defending
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DO Push your messages. Your message
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DON’T Don’t digress. Politician
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interviewed is to talk more than th
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Victory is no longer measured in te
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and can make eyes and teeth look ye