A media person working for a local newspaper is given expensive souvenirs and accessories by a legal firm's publicist topublish falsestories about a rival firm.In terms of media etiquette,what should have been the publicist careful about?
a. Avoid giving gifts
b. Avoidusing payola
c. Avoid using unnecessary information
d. Avoid offering exclusives
A
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