How media savvy are you?

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True	False
		You should never talk to a journalist 'off the record'
		Journalists are usually happy for the person they are interviewing to see the story before it goes to print
		Once I have given a journalist a media release I should phone them up and ask if they are going to use it
		It's okay to expect a journalist to fit in with my schedule
		If a journalist makes a mistake, they should be told about it
		If a journalist wants a picture to go with a story, they will ask for one
		If a journalist is asking difficult questions, say 'no comment'
		The purpose of a journalist interviewing me is for them to get my side of the story
		I know what a key message is and can give an example from my organization/business
		It's best to only have one key message per interview