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4 | la unidad / el departamento / el jefe de planificación |
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Forward planning desk (UK) |
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la unidad / el departamento / el jefe de planificación Explanation: suerte. |
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Reference: Forward planning desk (UK) Reference information: There seems to be a difference depending on the different broadcast media in the UK. In a newspaper, the usual term for the section in charge of news planning is “news desk” (literally “sección de noticias”, i.e. = “redacción” for Spain), but in radio and TV media, for some obscure reason that escapes my understanding, the corresponding term is “forward planning desk”. See references underneath. HTH. www.unison.org.uk/acrobat/PPFG20Pack.doc Getting the right contacts. You will need to make sure your release gets to the right people. This will be different for each type of media: Newspapers: you will send your release to the general ‘news desk’ or a specific reporter. Radio and TV: depending on the size of the station/programme, some outlets have ‘forward planning desks’ who decide what stories will be run over the next few days. Otherwise they will have a standard ‘news desk’. http://www.lhm.org.uk/filestore/fundraising/big hearted bake... If you would like to contact your local media use the following sample press release to help. Firstly, here are a few tips. Email your press release to the news desk of your regional/local newspaper and the forward planning desk at your regional radio and TV stations. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 day19 hrs (2013-02-12 08:34:51 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- :-) |
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