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Absharina's PR Blog
Thursday, October 15, 2009. Week 10 - Risk, crisis, issues and Third sector. Chapter 11 by Susan Nicholls. Chapter 16 by Kristin Demetrious. Often the term third sector heard on news and it always associated with the government. It consist of:. Non-government organisation (NGOs) - such as not-profit organisations e.g clubs, societies and professional and member associations. These organisations mostly very proactive, well organised and have access to facilities and infrastructures. Friday, October 9, 2009.
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Friday, October 16, 2009. Thursday, October 15, 2009. This weeks readings covered the subjects of research, evaluation and sponsorship. While there are many different ways with which to conduct research it is always important to conduct some form of it. Research helps to define the problem, without which there is no way to determine the best course of action. Neither can any measure be established for defining success. Tuesday, September 8, 2009. Tuesday, September 1, 2009. Tuesday, August 18, 2009.
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CMNS1290 Brad
Sunday, October 18, 2009. Ethics, Ethics, Ethics. Personal ethical boundaries present a major dilemma within the PR industry. There is an intrinsic difference between the ethical interests of people (employees) and the organisations they represent. At a basic level a business operates to serve the interests of its stakeholders, if the interests of these stakeholders are compromised by an ethical dilemma which set of guidelines are followed? Monday, August 17, 2009. An interesting point that I took from t...
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CMNS1290CAT
Thursday, October 15, 2009. RISK CRISIS AND ISSUES. I have always wondered why organisations mostly use spokespersons, esspecially in time of crisis and this article answered that for me. Keep CEO's as a resever for either special announcements or corrections. This really stood out to me as a great tactic as if you bring them out first thing in a crisis and things continue to go wrong from there, then there is no one else higher up to reassure people. Wednesday, October 14, 2009. The stages that must be ...
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Wednesday, March 18, 2009. Risks, crisis and issues; Third sector. This week's reading covers to area of crisis and issues management, as well as public relations in the third sector. In conclusion, this week's readings is interesting and insightful, it will definetely become useful knowledge in my work of PR in the future. Thursday, March 12, 2009. A typical PR program. Saturday, March 7, 2009. Research and evaluation, sponsorship and events! Saturday, February 21, 2009. Tactics and PR in business.
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CMNS1290Stacey
Monday, October 12, 2009. Chapter 11 - Risks Crisis and issues run through what and how these symptoms affect the PR practitioner. They encompass natural, political and societal environments. Is defined as "the possibility of harm or damage. Risk is about chance. The outcome is unknown" ( Nicholls 298-299). Most risk is associated negatively, however some risk comes with rewards - such as lottery tickets etc. Is defined as having a problematic situation. 2, The third sector refers to non government organ...
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CMNS 1290 Elizabeth Randell's Blog. October 15, 2010, 10:09 am. Week 11’s reading was in fact taken from a an online journal which was originally sourced from ‘The new Australian and New Zealand public relations manual’ and is entitled ‘Writing a Media Release,’ written by Candy Tymson, Peter Lazar and Richard Lazar. October 15, 2010, 9:53 am. Essentially, Fitch states that social media offers opportunities for greater interaction with public; however, it poses both legal and ethical challenges (2009)...
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Sunday, September 23, 2007. Reserach and Evaluation in Public Relations. Before reading this chapter I understood that it is important to conduct research and practice evaluating this research in order to execute a successful public relations campaign. What I had not previously considered was the specific ways of going about acquiring information and the importance of selective choice of methodology dependent on the amount of information required and budget restrictions. Who is the public? Strategy, Plan...
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CMNS1290Grace
Thursday, October 15, 2009. Week 10: Risk, Crisis, Issues and the Third Sector. This week’s reading revolved around management of risk, risk prevention and crisis management. Basically the message was that, where PR is concerned, prevention is most certainly better than cure. Apologies for that pathetic attempt at a joke. If the risk of Rich plummeting to his death while filming “Rebel Billionaire” was ‘managed’, aka. the whole idea was quashed, then ol’ Rich would soon ...Week 9: A Typical PR Plan.
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Monday, September 21, 2009. Week 9- A Typical Public Relations Program by Candy Tymson. This week's reading was an article taken from the New Australian and New Zealand Public Relations Manual. The key points i found within this article are as follows:. The ability to communicate in a constantly chaning environment'. . This puts the practitioner in a proactive. Role and not a r eactive. After all, the public is outside the office, not inside. . 4) When a public relations practitioner is selecting media t...
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Wk 10 - Crises in the Third Sector. Wk 9 - Tymsons Typical PR Plan. Wk 8 - Sponsorship and Research. Wk 7 - Ingenuity and Transmission. View my complete profile. Friday, March 20, 2009. Wk 10 - Crises in the Third Sector. I think the two key points to remember from this week's readings are that it is vital for companies to have a crisis plan and that the third sector, though well-meaning in nature, can also lead to deceptive undertakings by businesses. While most companies engage themselves in community ...
