Posted on CFC Chess Chat Forum yesterday:
CFC Chess Promotion
CFC through issuance of its press release # 2/2010, on WIM Yuanling Yuan leading the Canadian Women's Chess Olympiad Team, has managed to arrange 2 television interviews for her:
1. with OMNI TV in Toronto. The filming will be used on their Cantonese language program at 9:00 PM today, and on their Mandarin language program at 5:00 PM on Monday, Sept. 20.
2. with Fairchild TV in Toronto. Yuanling will be filmed/interviewed at 11:30 AM tomorrow, Sat., Sept. 18 at her home, just before she leaves for the airport, for her flight to Russia.
I also was interviewed briefly by OMNI TV as part of their presentation, as being a public relations contact for CFC, and being able to give some organizational background for the Olympiad, and Canadian participation.
CFC has never before had an actual public relations contact ( organizers have in the past promoted their tournaments on their own ), and is now for the first time building a bank of media contacts to whom it can send its press releases. This is a small first step on CFC implementing one of its core objectives - chess promotion to the general public through mainstream media.
Bob
P.S. For CFC press releases, see the CFC Chess News Forum.
CFC Chess Promotion
CFC through issuance of its press release # 2/2010, on WIM Yuanling Yuan leading the Canadian Women's Chess Olympiad Team, has managed to arrange 2 television interviews for her:
1. with OMNI TV in Toronto. The filming will be used on their Cantonese language program at 9:00 PM today, and on their Mandarin language program at 5:00 PM on Monday, Sept. 20.
2. with Fairchild TV in Toronto. Yuanling will be filmed/interviewed at 11:30 AM tomorrow, Sat., Sept. 18 at her home, just before she leaves for the airport, for her flight to Russia.
I also was interviewed briefly by OMNI TV as part of their presentation, as being a public relations contact for CFC, and being able to give some organizational background for the Olympiad, and Canadian participation.
CFC has never before had an actual public relations contact ( organizers have in the past promoted their tournaments on their own ), and is now for the first time building a bank of media contacts to whom it can send its press releases. This is a small first step on CFC implementing one of its core objectives - chess promotion to the general public through mainstream media.
Bob
P.S. For CFC press releases, see the CFC Chess News Forum.