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A Hack and Flack is an informal gathering of journalists (often called 'hacks') and public relations people (often called 'flacks'). This is usually off the record and involves alcohol. The purpose is to build and improve relationships between two groups who often work together but sometimes for competing purposes.
I heard Joe is coming to the hack and flack tonight, it would be good to hear him not spitting out rote talking points for a change.
by RMEDave October 7, 2024
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