Public relations
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Public relations is defined by Merriam-Webster Word Central as "the business of creating public goodwill for a person, firm, or institution".[1]
See PR Conglomerates for an overall picture as to how the PR industry forms global networks of influence.
Contents
Resources and articles
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- Nuclear Industry PR in Schools
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- PR Conglomerates
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- PR and Journalism
- PR Coalition
- PR ethics
- Public relations associations
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- The Father of Spin: Edward L. Bernays & The Birth of PR
- Walter Lippmann
References
- ↑ Definition of public relations, Merriam-Webster Word Central, accessed November 2010.
External articles
External resources
- Don Bates, Short history of public relations, Published by the Institute for Public Relations, accessed November 2010.
- Website, PRSA (Public Relations Society of America), accessed November 2010.
- Books about public relations, Google, accessed November 2010.
- Website, The Museum of Public Relations, accessed November 2010.
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