by Michael Dodd | Nov 3, 2025 | Dodd Blog
Even if you’re not a member of a royal family – and even you’re never classified as a disgraced former prince – massive lessons have become clear to all about the consequences of doing bad media interviews. The lessons are provided for us by the man once...
by Michael Dodd | Sep 30, 2025 | Dodd Blog
We live in a time of ongoing raging battles between truth and disinformation. It’s why the United Nations body – UNESCO – has felt it necessary to bring out this handbook for journalism education and training. At such a time, your credibility...
by Michael Dodd | Sep 9, 2025 | Dodd Blog
It may be obvious to many – but, alas, it’s not always evident to all… Responding to questions with an explosion of out-of-control anger can be highly counterproductive. And a person who is losing control of their temper is not typically giving great...
by Michael Dodd | Aug 26, 2025 | Dodd Blog
One of the great communication challenges of modern times is that there can be so many obstacles to finding and verifying the information you need. And when you have gathered the evidence you require – particularly if it relates to a controversial subject...
by Michael Dodd | Aug 11, 2025 | Dodd Blog
Every so often there’s a frightening epidemic of inept media performances by prominent people who fail to realise – or refuse to accept – the importance of telling the truth. Alas as a media interview response trainer, it’s my solemn duty to point this out...
