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The practice of public relations in the Philippines has evolved significantly over time. PR is now recognized as an important management function for both government and businesses. PR tools have expanded from traditional press releases to include digital communications and new media. While tools have changed, the responsibility of PR professionals in applying them in a strategic way remains. Today, PR practitioners are expected to go beyond message transmission to become problem-solvers, relationship-builders, and masters of management strategies in addition to communication skills. Colleges now offer PR degree programs to prepare students for these roles.
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