During a speech about a person, you won't have enough time to discuss all there is to know about the person, so the goal of your speech should be to capture the spirit of the person you are discussing

Many public relations campaigns concentrate on identifying and reaching key opinion leaders

Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

1.The producers of news programs are more interested in the news of the day than in the size of the audience. 2.When journalists raise the issue of professionalism, they typically try to distinguish between mainstream practitioners and bloggers. 3.Journalists are required by professional standards not make up facts to fill in the gaps of their stories. 4.It is very easy to keep a news story unbiased. 5.Most events and issues have at least two sides, often many more sides.