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Will It Soon Be "arise Sir Fogle" For Your Work With Charities?
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Some Charities may pay out to gain attendance, however this occasion was a Gala Centenary for a Builders Merchants with an addition of a raffle/auction for the Charity, rather than a Charity event.
http:// www.bui ldersme rchants journal .net/be ers-cel ebrates -centen ary-wit h-gala- dinner
I think the waters have been muddied on this particular occasion.
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I think the waters have been muddied on this particular occasion.
RandyMarsh - //But the simple fact is, a celebrity speaker will attract an audience, which will benefit the charity with raffles and donations on the night.
yep, like Terry Wogan and children in need, Naomi's comparison is valid. //
Another invalid comparison!
Children In Need is a national BBC TV programme tailed for weeks in advance, and annual event which attracts an audience of millions. If you seriously believe that people tuned in just because Terry Wogan showed up twinkling away, you are dreaming - you could have put the studio tea lady there and people would still have tuned in in their millions!
yep, like Terry Wogan and children in need, Naomi's comparison is valid. //
Another invalid comparison!
Children In Need is a national BBC TV programme tailed for weeks in advance, and annual event which attracts an audience of millions. If you seriously believe that people tuned in just because Terry Wogan showed up twinkling away, you are dreaming - you could have put the studio tea lady there and people would still have tuned in in their millions!
vulcan42 - //You're a journalist andy, so you would know how they operate. //
Actually, I'm not, I'm a music journalist, which is very different.
The field I work in is very specific, I deal with musicians and culture figures, not hard news, so I don't have to go through the scheming and lying and deviousness that creates a lot of the 'hard' news.
I wouldn't touch news journalism with someone else's barge pole, because the tales I hear from high profile musicians who are subject to their machinations are more than enough to put me off.
Actually, I'm not, I'm a music journalist, which is very different.
The field I work in is very specific, I deal with musicians and culture figures, not hard news, so I don't have to go through the scheming and lying and deviousness that creates a lot of the 'hard' news.
I wouldn't touch news journalism with someone else's barge pole, because the tales I hear from high profile musicians who are subject to their machinations are more than enough to put me off.
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