Getting coverage between your big news stories
publication date: Apr 21, 2012
Compared with, say, the latest product release from Apple, it's easy to feel that a charity's news is pretty small stuff. But there are ways to get coverage even without the allure of the newest iPhone on your side. Janet Gadeski says realistic expectations and borrowed techniques from the commercial world can help you stir up media interest.
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