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For Immediate Release
Monday, May 3, 2004

Barks Delivers Free Articles for Publications

Organizations in need of practical content for their publications can now take advantage of six free articles written by Barks Communications President Ed Barks.

"Editors are always on the lookout for articles that add value to their journals and newsletters," Barks said. "Corporate, association, and non-profit publications are often starving for content. I am pleased to give them what they need, and to offer it at no cost."

The six new articles span the range of Barks' expertise in coaching today's leaders who deal with the media, deliver presentations, and testify before public officials. Below is a listing of the materials now available at http://www.barkscomm.com/library:

  • "Leaders Lean on Lifelong Learning" - The touchstone for success in the 21st century will be a constant parade of instruction that sharpens knowledge, skills, and competence over the long haul.
  • "Speaking Nonverbally: Why Body Language Matters" - How vital are nonverbal signals when speaking in public?
  • "Successful Presentations: A Preparation Checklist" - A must-do list to maximize the preparation phase of any talk.
  • "Tricks of the Reporter's Trade" - Learn what methods reporters use in their attempts to elicit information that sources may not want to cough up.
  • "Five Minutes to Victory at the Witness Table" - The Five Minute Approach helps leaders successfully plead their cases when testifying before public officials.
  • "Stop Reinventing the Communications Wheel" - Leveraging already existing communications materials saves time while sharpening an organization's communications edge.
"All of these free articles are a snap to access at our Barkscomm.com web site," Barks added. "Editors simply need to plug the text into their publications. It's that easy." The articles, offered on a non-exclusive basis, are found at http://www.barkscomm.com/library, or by visiting the Barkscomm.com home page and clicking on the "Free Articles You Can Use in Your Publications" link.

Barks Communications specializes in media, presentation skills, and legislative and regulatory testimony training for business, association, government, and non-profit leaders. In addition, company President Ed Barks speaks before groups seeking to sharpen their communications skills.

The firm also operates Barkscomm.com, the Internet's Communications Training Resource, at www.barkscomm.com.

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