| When Agencies Turn PR Newbies Loose on Journalists |
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By: Muck Rack |
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 If you work in a newsroom, chances are at some point you may have found yourself wondering, “Are the people who work in PR agencies getting younger? And why is it my job to groom them?”
The simple answer is no, they’re not getting younger, you’re getting older. But they are staying the same age.
And yes, unfortunately, some PR agencies have come to rely on journalists to give their junior people a reality check, not unlike how teaching hospitals let med students learn on real patients. This has been the business model many agencies have followed for decades.
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