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    1. Edited for posting; some in- class content is not included here. Public Relations Tuesday, October 27
    2. Outline • Background on PR • Critiques of PR 2
    3. What is PR? • PR is… • Response to “muckraking” • Defend public image • 3
    4. PR Pioneers • World War I: Committee on Public Information • George Creel & Edward Bernays • Bernays’ definition of PR: • Lead public to see things from client’s perspective • 4
    5. Today’s PR Industry • Dominated by large firms; consolidation • Globalization • 5
    6. PR Situations • Corporate relations: company image • Financial relations: stocks, SEC • 6
    7. PR Planning • Goals: what to accomplish? • Research • Target publics • Messages • 7
    8. PR Tasks • Strategy: overarching plan • Tactics: • 8
    9. PR vs. Advertising • How are these fields different? • Different techniques (e.g., press releases vs. paid radio ads) • 9
    10. Journalism and PR • Controversy: relationship between journalism and PR
    11. Newsroom Challenges and PR Profit? Time? Research? Photo by Flickr user victoriapeckham 11 VNR editing? Disclaimer?
    12. Quality Reporting? Columbia Journalism Review analysis 111 stories from WSJ Over half: info solely from press releases 32 stories: almost verbatim from press release 21 stories: only a little more reporting Quality journalism? Photo by Flickr user gisarah 12
    13. PR and Government Dept. of Agriculture: $3.2 million/year: Received Broadcast & Media $240K to Technology Center promote 90-sec. mission NCLB on messages for local TV radio, TV news US Dept. of Education: $700K on PR for the NCLB Act 13
    14. PR and Government • In a democracy, is it right for the government to use PR agencies to influence citizens’ beliefs, decisions? 14
    15. Toxic Sludge: Questions • What are some of the key techniques of influence used by PR professionals? • Why is material produced by PR firms used by journalists? • How much news/information is actually produced by PR professionals who hope to influence our perceptions of their client (government, corporation, or individual)? • How can news consumers recognize “real news”? 15
    16. “Toxic Sludge” • http://video.google.com/videoplay? docid=-3579911499802972602#
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    Lecture for MCJ 1 on public relations, fall 2009.

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