'Good news isn't all that interesting'

In times gone by, some councils sought to hit back at negative local media coverage by publishing their own cleverly designed tabloids and magazines.

By Mark Fletcher-Brown | 31 July 2013

In times gone by, some councils sought to hit back at negative local media coverage by publishing their own cleverly designed tabloids and magazines.

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Popular articles by Mark Fletcher-Brown

  1. Rising to the crisis management challenge
  2. Making a statement: why you shouldn't dodge interviews
  3. Listen well and speak frankly
  4. Start in the middle
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