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A '''press secretary''' is a senior advisor who advises organisations on how to deal with the [[news]] [[media]] and, using news management techniques. A press secretary helps their employer to maintain a positive [[public image]] and avoid negative [[media coverage]]. | A '''press secretary''' is a senior advisor who advises organisations on how to deal with the [[news]] [[media]] and, using news management techniques. A press secretary helps their employer to maintain a positive [[public image]] and avoid negative [[media coverage]]. | ||
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| Start | 2000 |
| Interests | Propaganda |
| Chief access point between political power and the CCM. | |
A press secretary is a senior advisor who advises organisations on how to deal with the news media and, using news management techniques. A press secretary helps their employer to maintain a positive public image and avoid negative media coverage.
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