Where is the Public Benefit of Public Relations? Find out from the end of next week in London at the World Public Relations Festival
For the fifth time, beginning in London at the end of next week, the Global Alliance will have succeeded in convening the more aware and concerned part of our global professional community (professionals, scholars and students) to
A case history approach to public relations education. Agree? Disagree? Useful? Waste of time?
Every once in a while professionals, academics and students discuss (and sometime practice..) a case history approach to public relations education.
The argument goes that if we wish to
Beyond Truth… Sincerity?
These days, as the World PR Festival in London (June 23-24) comes closer, the public benefit of Public Relations returns once again to the top of our agenda. But could it be that this time we can no longer rely on the argument, so often used in the past, that PR have a positive impact [...]
A highly disappointing London World Public Relations Festival: a politically correct, lip service tribute to everything and its contrary! Too bad..
Posted by Toni Muzi Falconi on June 28, 2008 · 11 Comments
The very selection of the overall theme ‘The public benefit of public relations’ reveals a strong affiliation with that ‘pr-for-pr’ thread of thought which, if one patiently recalls similar attempts…see the preceeding post on this blog..) has possibly done more harm to our profession’s societal acceptability than all recent social critiques bundled together.
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