by Michael Dodd | Feb 5, 2026 | Dodd Blog
Before the internet came along, a bad TV interview performance could haunt you for quite a long time. TV stations might keep running your embarrassingly poor interview responses until – eventually – they would typically tire of replaying them. These days a...
by Michael Dodd | Jan 14, 2026 | Dodd Blog
Happy 2026! News-wise it’s been a crazy roller coaster start to the new year. To borrow from a prominent popular new movie title, 2026 is already looking like being a case of “One Battle After Another”. The year’s also unfolding in line...
by Michael Dodd | Dec 10, 2025 | Dodd Blog
Today’s modern technology provides breath-taking opportunities for individuals and companies to convey their messages digitally to the world. Some use it well, while others use it badly. My observation is that no one has ever done it quite as atrociously as the...
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...
