the impact of compromised decisions create potentially harmful situations for those involved that include: loss of credibility, being labeled as purveyors of deception, engineering misinformed publics, or spinning/framing information simply to suit a clients taste….sound familiar?

Dec 17, 2006 #Democracy, #Education, #Management, #Professional Associations, #Public Relations, #Social Responsibility, #The Profession

Louisa Bargeron, another of my NYU students, dwells in this paper Truth in Public Relations Bargeron.doc on the issue of the ambiguity of public relations. Great reading and learning for all of us….

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

the impact of compromised decisions create potentially harmful situations for those involved that include: loss of credibility, being labeled as purveyors of deception, engineering misinformed publics, or spinning/framing information simply to suit a clients taste….sound familiar?

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