There are dozens of talking heads walking around (yes, on feet) waiting to be interviewed, or often actively pushing for the same. One media relations person snagged me for an interview I did need, but I've already had requests for interviews I don't. The room is stuffy, the remarks appear memorized (and rather long) and the risks of ending up on live TV completley by accident are high.
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The Toronto Star's Mitch Potter, Bruce Campion-Smith and reporters from the Star's Ottawa bureau will be blogging on U.S. President Barack Obama's visit to Canada, February 19, 2009.
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