New Directions in Public Relations and Communication Research

The dimensions of PR history: 60 x 75 x 94 x 350,000

July 8, 2016

One of the delightful developments from the International History of Public Relations Conference (IHPRC) and growing interest in the antecedents of the field is the publication of some wonderful books.…

Richard Bagnall on Tracing the measurement origins of PESOJune 30, 2020
PS I should have added that as a lasting tribute to Don and his amazing contributions to advancing the measurement…
Richard Bagnall on Tracing the measurement origins of PESOJune 30, 2020
What an excellent piece Heather. Sorry it's taken me a few days to comment, but I felt it important to…
Heather_Yaxley on Tracing the measurement origins of PESOJune 30, 2020
Sherrilynne - thank you for stopping by, and I remember our interactions, especially at my Greenbanana blog (where I haven't…
Sherrilynne Starkie on Tracing the measurement origins of PESOJune 30, 2020
Heather thank you for writing this. Reading it is a wonderful trip down memory lane. I've always contended that we…
Heather_Yaxley on Tracing the measurement origins of PESOJune 30, 2020
That's great to hear - the linkage to measurement and evaluation is critical of course.

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The dimensions of PR history: 60 x 75 x 94 x 350,000