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09-20-2004 11:11 AM
mountainvegan FYI, I believe Bruce Friedrich is Director of Vegan Campaigns at PETA (i.e., responsible for Holocaust on a Plate campaign, etc.) The only reason I bring that up is to show the contrast between duping the media into covering AR for free versus one-on-one / personalized advocacy. As you can see from his article versus his campaigns, we are talking about two very different worlds when dealing with public relations / media versus dealing with potential ARAs one-on-one.
09-20-2004 10:51 AM
epski Yeah, it's moot now. But thanks. I'm getting blinder the older I get.
09-18-2004 07:27 PM
beforewisdom
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Looked. Didn't see it. Printed each section individually anyway and read it later. Good for him. I'd like to hear more AR types take his advice. This has more or less been my evolving stance for a while (read Covey years ago, and I finally got around to Carnegie last winter... good stuff with practical applications in all facets of life, including AR).



On the right hand side of the page is a picture of a bull horn with a list of links underneat it. The last link is titled "printable version".



All of the pieces are in one big file.



HTH



Steve
09-18-2004 01:44 PM
epski
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Originally Posted by beforewisdom View Post

What about the link for the "printer friendly" version?



Steve



Looked. Didn't see it. Printed each section individually anyway and read it later. Good for him. I'd like to hear more AR types take his advice. This has more or less been my evolving stance for a while (read Covey years ago, and I finally got around to Carnegie last winter... good stuff with practical applications in all facets of life, including AR).
09-17-2004 08:29 PM
beforewisdom
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That's annoying. I can't print it out all at once to carry with me... I'll get to it eventually, I guess.



Thanks.



What about the link for the "printer friendly" version?



Steve
09-17-2004 05:29 PM
epski That's annoying. I can't print it out all at once to carry with me... I'll get to it eventually, I guess.



Thanks.
09-16-2004 10:57 PM
beforewisdom I don't agree with everything he has to say in this article, but I was surprised at how insightful and positive this article was:



Effective Advocacy: Stealing From the Corporate Playbook by Bruce Friedrich

http://www.goveg.com/active/effective-intro.html



It is a tiny bit long, but well worth the time



Steve

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