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A satellite media tour is a series of television interviews originating from one location and connecting to multiple individual news affiliates and networks via satellite. Interviews can consist of one or more interviewees and last about 2-3 minutes on average. A spokesperson will be interviewed by one TV station after another for any number of hours. Imagine sitting in a TV studio in Washington DC and talking to 15-20 different TV stations across the country reaching hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of people. Buzz Media's principals work with each of their clients to develop the perfect message for each tour. |
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Buzz Media innaugurates the new National Press Club studio with the studio's first 
Buzz Media's principals have opened two major Smithsonian museums: the new National Air and Space Museum and the new National Museum of the American Indian with 
Buzz Media's CEO, Fritz Chaleff, gives a speech to the IPRA membership on the ills of pay-for-play and the current political landscape concerning the partisan "Truth in Broadcasting Act".