How to vet story sources
Erik Sherman
March 10, 2017
Years ago a PR person pitched his “Fortune 500” client to me. Having never heard of the company although it was in a field I
Years ago a PR person pitched his “Fortune 500” client to me. Having never heard of the company although it was in a field I
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