Thanks to Omar Ha-Redeye for pointing me to this video from John (Toxic Sludge) Stauber of PR Watch.
Mediations: Philip Young
- Mediations comments on public relations, journalism, and communication ethics, often in the context of social media. Philip Young is a senior lecturer in public relations and journalism at the University of Sunderland, specialising in media ethics. He is also a lead researcher for the Euprera EuroBlog project. All views expressed here are personal and should not be seen as representing the University of Sunderland.
Scoop!
- Scoop!
Journalists appear in fiction in many guises and play many roles. Sometimes they provide central characters, often they intrude on the action, their attentions as unwelcome as they often are in real life. Scoop! gathers together these appearances under a variety of themes, some amusing, some trivial, some giving an insight into how the Press works and how it is seen to impact on our society.
EuroBlog
- EuroBlog wiki
- EuroBlog
EuroBlog 2008: Brussels Symposium - Euprera
The European Public Relations Education and Research Association
Mediations wiki
- MediationsWiki
Background for students and practitioners researching topics covered by Mediations, including media ethics and the impact of social software on PR and journalism practice. - PR Books
Recommended sources for public relations. An excellent site with comprehensive UK content. - PR Bibliography
The Public Relations Bibliography, run by David Phillips, offers student resources for internet mediated PR and PR Evaluation. - NewPR Wiki
Simply the best resource for anyone trying to understand the global impact of the New PR - Philip on Facebook
Visit PROpenMic
meditation
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Stuart Bruce - Amy Gahran
The Right Conversation - Behind The Spin
- Corporate Engagement
- CorporatePR
ElizabethAlbrycht - David Phillips: LeverWealth
- David Rowan
- Disinfopedia
(At least) two sides to every story... - Euroblog 2007
- Global PR Blog Week 1.0
- Intelliseek's BlogPulse
- Journalism Quotes (Schindler)
- KDPaine's PR Measurement Blog
- LeverWealth
David Phillips - Micro Persuasion
- More Journalism Quotes
- Murphy's Law
Some thoughts and opinions on the Public Relations profession and industry. Hosted by Tom Murphy - Neville Hobson
- New Communications Review
- New Millennium PR
Andrea Weckerle - No Copy
Serge Cornelus - Online Journalism Review
- PR Studies
- PR Studies
- Rainier PR Breakfast Blog
Marketing and technology analysis and comment from UK PR agency - Technorati
- UK digital journalism blog
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Decidedly 'one-eyed', distorted, slanderous view of PR; how does his assertion of PR/propaganda wash when not-for-profits or public information campaigns deploy a variety of PR tactics to serve genuine public interest?
Posted by: Gerry | March 06, 2007 at 04:22 AM
Hello,
I am a student in one of the Polytechnics in Nigeria, I just cam across your site while in search for a possible answer on the COGNITIVE CONTRAST BETWEEN PR AND PROPAGANDA. I do wish you can provide me with responses to the above question.
Regards,
Uche
(ndus2002@yahoo.com)
Posted by: Uche Ndubuisi | April 10, 2007 at 04:14 PM