WASHINGTON, DC: The federal government, historically not known for
its PR tact or its sensitivity toward the needs of the press, is trying
to humanize its communications with the public and the media.
WASHINGTON, DC: The federal government, historically not known for
its PR tact or its sensitivity toward the needs of the press, is trying
to humanize its communications with the public and the media.
In a seminar held earlier this month, more than 500 government
communicators, representing 140 government organizations, met to hear
from several prominent ...