Sacramento – Are you a community organization or a nonprofit wanting to get your news covered?
The Sacramento Chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association in partnership with Comcast is holding a media access workshop. Professional journalists and public relations experts will coach nonprofit organizations and individuals about how to get their news covered.
Participants will learn how to pitch a news story, how to do a television interview, and how social media can be an effective tool in getting their stories told.
The workshop will start with a panel discussion. The workshop will move into small groups where participants will gain hands-on practice conducting a television interview. The event is free and open to the public.
WHEN: Saturday, April 28, 2012, 10 a.m. to noon
WHERE: Comcast, 1242 National Drive, Sacramento, California, 95834
PANELISTS:
Ken Chavez, Senior Editor, The Sacramento Bee
Bill Halldin, President, Halldin Public Relations
Maneeza Iqbal, Multimedia Web Producer, News10
Ron Lopez, Assignment Manager, FOX40 News
MODERATOR: Lonnie Wong, Reporter, FOX40 News
The workshop is free, but space is limited. RSVP to Cody Kitaura at (916) 200-6496 or [email protected].
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