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TJ Walker on Wall Street Journal Radio’s The Daily Wrap discussing Ben Bernanke’s press conference
Posted by TJ Walker in Analysis, Audio, CEOs/Financial, Communications, Crisis Communications, Media Training on April 28, 2011
Mark Cuban Hints at Hiring Charlie Sheen For HDnet TV Network
Posted by TJ Walker in advertising, Analysis, Audio/Video Technology, celebrities, Government & Politics on March 7, 2011
If you’ve never heard of HDnet you’re not alone. It’s usually on channel 100,051 on most cable systems.
And then it’s often one you have to subscribe to separately.
How to conduct a celebrity press conference with Kim Kardashian -presentation training
by Mark Goldman and Ryan McCormick
Presentation training, media training
James Arthur Ray charged with Manslaughter
Posted by TJ Walker in Crisis Communications, Presentation Skills Training, Professional Speakers, Public Speaking Skills, Sermons, Uncategorized on February 4, 2010
I hope James Arther Ray gets a fair trial on his manslaughter charges, but since I’m not going to be a jury member, I’m free to weigh in. I hope he gets convicted and serves some time in his own “sweat lodge” with no easy escape.
It’s important to remember that history shows us that the greatest leaders who help humanity are usually great speakers. But it’s also important to remember that the worst self-serving tyrants who lead people to their own deaths are usually great speakers too.
President Obama is a YouTube Star
Posted by TJ Walker in Government & Politics, Keynote Speaking, Media Training, Politics, Presentation Skills Training, Professional Speakers, Public Speaking Skills, Social Speaking on February 2, 2010
A major spread about President Obama’s WhiteHouse channel on YouTube in the NYTimes this week. The White House realizes, correctly, that the more it can communicate directly with citizens and without the filter of the mainstream media and the ideological media, the better. The question now is why isn’t every president and every CEO of companies doing the same thing?
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