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    Public relations and public relations practitioners focus heavily on maintaining mutually beneficially relationships. Through these relationships, public relations allow companies and products to gain exposure and public acknowledgement, without the need to pay for advertising. This paper will focus on the sports industry in Australia, specifically focusing on the illegal drug use in the Essendon Football Club that came to the medias attention in late 2011. Due to the severity of the doping occurring

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    INTRODUCTION Public Relations have been all across the globe much before it was introduced in India (early 1990s). With the penetration of Public Relations, Traditional PR and Internet grew at an exponentially high rate in India. This also lead to the coming up of PR companies like Perfect Relations, Text 100 with a main focus on PR unlike Ogilvy which was known for its advertising services. Public Relations basically is a type of communication strategy that is carried out by an agency for its

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    In general worlds, public relations is a management function, which manage the spread of information between organization and its publics, it is process of information exchange, also maintain the relationship between audience, social media, companies…etc. Generally, the public relation practitioners use forms such as printed text, images, speaking words or even combined functions for communication. “Social media are a technically enhanced-think Internet and mobile-based-way of discussing ideas with

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    co-workers. A click of a mouse opens the email that can make or break the fragile web of image of her prized client. Glossed lips press together and a heel taps on the ground as french tipped nails fly across the keys. Three private meetings, five public meetings, and two photoshoots line up as if she was parting the Red Sea. She emails the head assistant to her boss to tell her what needs to be done and the times that are currently held and can be moved if needed. This woman is the leader of all

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    past several decades. Gone are the days when students attended the public school in their community with the occasional student attending a parochial school. In today’s society there is competition among many different educational options for students. In addition to public schools there are parochial, charter, private, home schooling, and school choice options all vying for the same students. The scope of school public relations must also adapt to meet changing needs as the parents we service transition

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    I spent part of the last week shadowing John Pless at EPB in downtown Chattanooga. John is EPB’s Public Relations Coordinator in its Marketing division. Shadowing him gave me a better insight into how public relations works externally and internally for a large corporate company. When I arrived, John took me upstairs to his cubicle, and immediately showed me a press release that he had just finished. He began talking about the importance of the press release and his role within the company. Not

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    Introduction For some people public relations is a very important, strategic element in the smooth and effective function of the company. As Baines, 2004 stated: “The purpose of professional public relations is to create understanding. It is unlike advertising, whose main aim is to generate awareness and sales, or propaganda, whose aim is to suggest what individuals should believe.” (Baines et al., 2004, p.6) Throughout my report I will be focusing on Pedigree company - one brand from the large

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    this interview, I decided that it would be in my best interest to select a public relations professional that has a similar education background as the one I will complete at Kwantlen Polytechinc University. Fortunately, I was able to get in touch with two public relations practitioners that had in fact graduated from the public relations program at KPU. In their current jobs, one of the graduates focuses on PR media relations, while the other focuses mainly on PR event planning. After careful consideration

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    Networking In a hospital setting, Public Relations and Marketing requires one to establish connections within the immediate environment, with the board of directors, with potential investors, extended department employees, the media and of course an online presence. When holding the position of Public Relations, one wants the hospital staff’s support. There are instances that will be challenging and the Public Relations manager seeks to have everyone on the same page. The board of directors

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    What is public relations (PR)? It might be one of the most difficult question to answer and define, for the definition of PR is individual difference. It is commonly thought that PR has inseparable connection with media, communication, news, advertising, marketing and even other fields, meaning that with the evolution and development of the society, science, technology and media, the definition of PR is changing as well. Nowadays, the prevalence of information age and the rise of the new media age

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