How to Make News, Mombasa Workshop 2010
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This presentation explores how to engage with the media and create compelling news stories. It was put together by CommsConsult for the Global Development Network's "Strengthening Institutions to Improve Public Expenditure Accountability" workshop on "Technical Assistance on Communications and Analysis" held in June 2010, Mombasa, Kenya.
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