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Book Review: Free Publicity

<i>Free Publicity</i> is a concise but substantial look into the mechanisms and motivations of the modern media. The book is full of short and succinct examples of how ordinary people and businesses have been successful using the press to promote their own agendas. As the title suggests, if you know how to work the system, you too can spread your message around the world without spending a cent.

17 minute read June 28, 2005 at 04:25 PM
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Charles Gillis
Book Review: Free Publicity

As it's often been said, inspiration can come at the strangest times. After two decades of experience working in television media, reporter Jeff Crilley stumbled upon an epiphany over a plate of lasagna.

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