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With more time to communicate than ever before, we find ourselves in a dystopian world where platforms like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter are disintermediating traditional media channels, resulting in the loss of jobs in newsrooms, and creating an era where truth is now in the eye of the beholder. At the same time we are embracing the power of big data and analytics to tell us what business leaders should say and do. Is that the right approach or are we just taking the easy way out? Aimed primarily at communications management professionals, Our Future in Public Relations explores whether the profession of public relations still matters today. Is PR just a new form of marketing or is it more alive and important than ever before, especially as a driver of purpose-driven organizations? In an era of fake news and diminishing trust, it's time to ask exactly what our future in public relations will be., Short description/annotation, In an era of fake news and diminishing trust, it's time to ask exactly what our future in public relations will be. Aimed primarily at communications management professionals, Our Future in Public Relations delves into whether public relations are dead, or rather more important than ever before as a driver of purpose-driven organizations.
Preface: Past Imperfect, Future Indicative Chapter 1: It's Deja Vu All Over Again -- Chapter 2: Don't Worry You've Got Skills -- Chapter 3: Bless Me Father for I Have Spinned -- Chapter 4: Open for Business -- Chapter 5: There's Something Happening Here -- Chapter 6: The Dawning of a 'New PR' -- Chapter 7: Just the Fax and Nothing But the Fax -- Chapter 8: Nothing but a Bunch of Yahoos -- Chapter 9: Do the Right Thing -- Chapter 10: In God We Trust, All Others Pay Cash Epilogue: The Road Ahead.
authored by Ken Kerrigan (New York University, USA).
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