Created by Lena Snook
about 10 years ago
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Question | Answer |
Levels in which PR functions | 1.) Individual 2.) Functional 3.) Program or project level 4.) Organisational 5.) Societal |
Why are there more than 500 definitions? | Changing roles in PR Technological advances The wide scope of PR |
Definition | Establishes and maintains mutually beneficial relationships between an organisation and the publics on whom its success or failure depends |
The legitimacy gap | Where an organisation falls short of meeting the publics expectations |
PR is the result of 4 factors in society... | 1.) The growth of large institutions & their sense of responsibility to the public 2.) The increases changes, conflicts & confrontations among interests groups in society 3.) The heightened awareness of people everywhere brought about by increasingly sophisticated communications technology 4.) The spread of global democracy |
The role of PR practitioners | Communication Technicians Solve communication problems and initiate communication activities Respond to issues, seek media coverage, prepare events |
Publics | A loosely structured system whose members detect the same problem, interact either face to face or through mediated channels and behave as though they were one body They may or may not have direct interest in the manner |
Stakeholders | The individuals and groups, including the organisations own staff, who have a stake in the corporation |
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