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PIO Handbook

Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1 - Getting Started
  • Chapter 2 - Know Your Role
  • Chapter 3 - Telling Your Story
  • Chapter 4 - Building Media Relationships
  • Chapter 5 - The News Release
  • Chapter 6 - Interacting With the Media
  • Chapter 7 - Breaking News
  • Chapter 8 - Electronic Media
  • Chapter 9 - Talking Up Ham Radio
  • Chapter 10 - Writing for Magazines
  • Chapter 11 - Extending PR Into the Community
  • Chapter 12 - Putting it All Together

    Resources
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    PIO Handbook - Resources

    Here is a list of information referenced throughout the Handbook Chapters.

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