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    1. New Ways to Communicate? Theoretical Perspectives on the Use of Social Software in Public Relations and Marketing Philip Young University of Sunderland
    2.  
    3. The Old PR
    4. The vector of communication
    5. What is the New PR?
      • The news release is dead
      • Traditional PR departments are facing extinction
    6. Delivering the New PR
      • Markets are conversations
      • We are seeing the end of ‘command and control’ model of PR
    7. The acadmic challenge
      • Academics must assess the validity and magnitude of the claim in terms of its impact on accepted theory
      • Does the New PR demand new theory?
    8. The Old PR
    9. The vector of communication
    10. What is the New PR?
      • Two types of conversation
      • The messages that PR wants to put out …
    11. Two types of conversation….
      • Two types of conversation….
      • The conversation around a product or service… whether PR likes it or not!
    12. The Old PR
    13. The Old PR
    14. The vector of communication
    15. The vector of communication
    16. Where reputation is formed
      • Social softwares
      • Social networks
      • Facebook, Bebo
      • Social bookmarks
      • Blogs, vlogs, podcasts: You Tube
      • Stars, tips, ratings, rankings
    17. Can theory take it?
      • Gregory 2004 argues critical aspects of internet mediated comms are
        • agency
        • transparency
        • porosity
      • plus
      • reach
      • lack of time constraints
      • and interactivity
      • May not fit current theory
    18. Aggregation
      • Aggregation!
      • PR is being challenged by themed aggregation of individual voices in complex, overlying and interwoven networks
      • This is the VISIBLE manifestation of REPUTATION
    19. It’s linear, stupid
      • Conceptual framings of PR are most usually based on analyses of power relationships
      • (Grunig sees organisational success in conceding power?)
      • Simple, linear transmission model
      • (with feedback)
    20. The start of something new?
      • Is the New PR emerging though a social and structural realignment that mirrors the move from mass communications to aggregated micro communications?
    21. Aggregated individual dialogues
      • UK Chartered Institute of Public Relations claims:
      • “ PR is about reputation – the result of what you do, what you say, and what others say about you.”
      • It may be that examining and reflecting back to management in a meaningful way the consequences to a reputation forged by aggregated individual dialogues becomes the defining feature of public relations activity

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