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Sunday, May 29
Advice for Working With a Speechwriter by COLIN MOORHOUSE
by
Pete Weissman
on Sun 29 May 2005 12:39 PM EDT
Freelance speechwriter Colin Moorhouse offers 15 tips for working with a speechwriter. more »
Sunday, May 22
Orwell's Prose Clear as Glass by DAVID WOODS
by
Pete Weissman
on Sun 22 May 2005 10:09 PM EDT
David Woods examines the life and writings of George Orwell for lessons on clear writing. more »
The Importance of Avoiding Windbaggery by BILL DUNNE
by
Pete Weissman
on Sun 22 May 2005 09:59 PM EDT
The first step in preparing a memorable speech has nothing to do with thinking great thoughts or putting pen to paper. The first step has got to do with getting the allotted time within reasonable bounds. more »
Sunday, May 15
Choosing and Working with Speechwriters: Top 10 Tips by ELLEN SCHWEPPE
by
Pete Weissman
on Sun 15 May 2005 06:18 PM EDT
In her speechwriting workshop remarks, Ellen Schweppe discusses how to choose a good speechwriter and get the most out of the working relationship. more »
Washington Speechwriters: A Demographic Portrait by JAN COOK
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Pete Weissman
on Sun 15 May 2005 06:10 PM EDT
The results from an August 2003 membership survey reveal details about who belongs to the Roundtable. more »
Sunday, May 8
Want a Better Speech? Rein in Those Bulls! by FLORENCE DWEK
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Pete Weissman
on Sun 08 May 2005 09:50 PM EDT
A brief anecdotal article about choosing every word in your speech with great care-and getting rid of the unwanted ones. more »
Sunday, May 1
The Worth of Speechwriters by ROBERT STEWART
by
Pete Weissman
on Sun 01 May 2005 10:11 PM EDT
Speechwriters create addresses that are unforgettable . . . .instead of unremarkable. more »
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