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Perception, Reality, and Public Relations

Waxing UnLyrical

I’ve been known to “occasionally” jump on my soapbox to rail against everything from students’ inability to write coherent sentences to public transit systems’ inability to provide anything vaguely resembling “service.”. Perception is, in the eyes and mind of the beholder, reality. Not gonna happen.

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8 ways to use virtual reality in PR campaigns—best practices and challenges

Agility PR Solutions

Public relations is the craft of storytelling and relationship building. It’s the art of shaping and managing perceptions, fostering trust, and influencing opinions. Traditionally, PR has leveraged various channels—from media relations to events—to convey brand messages and narratives to target audiences.

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Are You Committing These PR Mistakes on a Daily Basis?

Prowly

One of the harsh realities of public relations is that great PR can sometimes go unnoticed, while a blunder can haunt you forever. The post Are You Committing These PR Mistakes on a Daily Basis?

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Ethos, Pathos, and Logos in Public Relations

Doctor Spin

Ethos, pathos, and logos are three powerful modes of persuasion in public relations. Here goes: Quicklinks Ethos, Pathos, and Logos in Public Relations PR Resource: Perception Management Ethos, Pathos, and Logos in Public Relations Classical persuasion. Public Opinion (1922).

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Imposter syndrome and public relations

Stephen Waddington

The reality of public relations practice doesn’t match up to its own perception. Three months into PhD research I’ve discovered that public relations is defined by a series of contradictions. My initial study of the body of knowledge in public relations reveals an immature profession.

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When Your PR Problem Isn’t About PR

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

For PR professionals, it’s interesting when a particular company or public figure is said to have a “PR problem.” At the recent Morgan Stanley conference COO Sheryl Sandberg seemed to frame its problems as a matter of public relations. Take the case of outgoing White House Communications Director Bill Shine.

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Most Americans Consider Disinformation a Problem, Study Finds

PRSay

According to the Institute for Public Relations’ third-annual “ Disinformation in Society Report ,” nearly three-quarters of Americans, on both sides of the political aisle, believe that disinformation will prolong the COVID-19 pandemic. Seventy percent believe that disinformation has a negative effect on society and well-being.

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