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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.
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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.
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I am have just looked at this link and it is very impressive. A good and simple-to-use explanation of the benefits of social networking PR. If only all new developments were explained in such an easy way. Thanks for passing this on.
Posted by: Kevin O'Hare | April 23, 2009 at 10:29 PM
Really interesting!!!
Posted by: Isa | April 24, 2009 at 11:10 AM