Welcome to the web log of Behind the Spin, the magazine for and written by Public Relations students. Behind the Spin was first produced by students from the College of St Mark and St John, Plymouth, but was quickly opened to students, practitioners and academics across the UK. The print magazine is published three times a year, the blog will uopdated every Monday. Please send articles for consideration to Editor John Hitchins (you can of course comment anyitem by clicking Comment at the bottom of each post).
Behind The Spin
- What is Behind the Spin?
Welcome to the web log of Behind the Spin, the magazine for and written by Public Relations students. Behind the Spin was first produced by students from the College of St Mark and St John, Plymouth, but was quickly opened to students, practitioners and academics across the UK. The print magazine is published three times a year, the blog will updated every Monday. Please send articles for consideration to Editor John Hitchins (you can comment any item by clicking Comment at the bottom of each post).
Recent Posts
- Snap happy or picture perfect
- Global warming changes attitudes to nuclear power
- See it right
- Getting Students to Get Out
- From Soap Box to Soap Opera
- The Road to Eden
- Spread the word about China's secret
- What happens when the “new media” isn’t new enough?
- Citizen media or the death of journalism?
- New media and old skills: the way ahead for PR
Recent Comments
- Denesia- graduate career search on Media studies: a Mickey Mouse degree?
- Esther on Getting Students to Get Out
- Brian jibbo on PR in sport – a playground for PR graduates?
- Cae on From Soap Box to Soap Opera
- Cara Fletcher on Three X factors
- Megan Rylands on Media studies: a Mickey Mouse degree?
- kieran on McDonalds, healthy eating, and the Happy Meal of the future
- Nancy on McDonalds, healthy eating, and the Happy Meal of the future
- David Burton on Isn't public sector PR a bit boring?
- Walter Cairns on Cricket's Barmy Army
PR Blogs
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May 09, 2005
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Supporters
Issue 10 Reading
Desert Island Texts
Thomas J. Mickey: Deconstructing Public Relations: Public Relations Criticism (LEA Communication)
Patricia J. Parsons: Ethics in Public Relations: A Guide to Best Practice
J. Vernon Jensen: Ethical Issues in the Communication Process (Communication S.)
Chris Fill: Marketing Communications: Contexts, Strategies and Applications
Essential PR texts
Michael Bland: Effective Media Relations: How to Get Results (PR in Practice S.)
Anne Gregory: Public Relations in Practice (PR in Practice S.)
Anne Gregory: Planning and Managing a PR Campaign: A Step-by-step Guide (PR in Practice S.)
Philip Henslowe: Public Relations: A Practical Guide to the Basics (PR in Practice S.)
I'm guest editing the next edition (alongside John Hitchins) and am inviting suggestions for articles. Follow my name for the link...
Posted by: Richard Bailey | May 12, 2005 at 05:50 PM
Good to see the blog up and running. I've posted an item about the launch on my own Interactive PR blog (http://interactivepr.blogspot.com/)
Posted by: Paul Bradshaw | May 17, 2005 at 10:00 AM