Publicity methods for engineers; the proceedings of the first National conference on public information held under the auspices of the American association of engineers (1922)

National Conference on Public Information. 1st, Chicago, 1921, American Association of Engineers · Chicago, American Association of Engineers · leaf 54

An illustration from Publicity methods for engineers; the proceedings of the first National conference on public information held under the auspices of the American association of engineers, 1922, leaf 54 — are always dealing in news with areas of in-terest. For instance, what is of interest to Chicagois not of interest to New York. What is of inter-est to Springfield, Ohio, is not of interest to SanFrancisco. And so, when planning to get into thenewspapers as a national organization, it is neces-sary… … New York Tribune. The cartoon is perhaps the most emphatic method ofprotrayinjr facts. It is not true that the newspapers fill up space.That is a popular misconception. Every nightthere comes to us, I suppose, from 400 to 500 dif-ferent items of news which have to be thrown onthe floor. Neither is…

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