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... media and the public, and to explain the nature of their work and their activities generally. Thisthey have done very successfully.Interest Public relations also has a role to play in generating ... Birmingham Post) for his cartoons.For more detailed treatment of some areas of public relations work,refer to further reading on page 103. Public relations – a practical guide 2roles. There are ... 1 45 Contents Public relations – a practical guide 4Sympathy The role here for public relations is to promote understanding andknowledge of the facts about a set of circumstances or a situation insuch a...

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... typeface, even the page layout. Or it can be generaland non-specific, leaving the detail to the publisher.319( 05) .p 65 13/06/00, 12:2619 Public relations – a practical guide 18their machines have gone ... clauses.319(04).p 65 13/06/00, 12: 251 8 Public relations – a practical guide 12and television). It is part of civil law and can result in an action fordamages.This is the area where the PR practitioner ... consultancy has no parental ties, but mayhave links with, or be part of, a larger group. It may also have a 319(02).p 65 13/06/00, 12:227 Public relations – a practical guide 103Ethics and the...

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... location or time.Other specialist journals and trade magazines, such as Ad-line, PRWeek, Campaign or Photography Today, may also provide usefulnames and contacts, as may the Royal Photographic ... at this stage may incur extra charges,since additional work has to be carried out. A whole page layout, designsolution or display layout may have to be scrapped and started again.In the case ... facilities,or the equivalent, may be needed.External locationsThese need advance planning in more detail. Again, a reconnaissancebefore the day to pick suitable locations may be essential, especiallyif...

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... of delegatescan vary from perhaps 150 at the bottom of the scale to severalthousand at the top end. The average attendance is usually around the 350  450 mark.Dates and seasonsMost major conferences ... 12:3249 Public relations – a practical guide 42CharacteristicsLarge exhibitions and trade fairs have the same general characteristics.They take place at well-known venues, eg Olympia, Earls Court or the ... you can and cannot do on the stand, and what additionalservices are available for hire  such as furnishings, floral decorations,319(10).p 65 13/06/00, 12:3244 Public relations – a practical guide 50 11Promotions...

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... Motor Manufacturers & Trades: the Motor Show;l the Royal Agricultural Society: the Royal Show;l the Evening Standard: BAFTA Awards.Arts and culture The arts have always depended on patronage. ... Chapel in Rome,and many other notable European Renaissance painters enjoyedwealthy patronage from the aristocracy and the church.319(13).p 65 13/06/00, 12:4960 Public relations – a practical ... include either Buckingham Palace or Kensington Palace, the countys Lieutenancy Office and the Lord-Lieutenant, the policeand the various mayoral offices at the local town halls. There maybe other...

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... to deal with such a situation, and then dealing with it well, is the key. It can be done, and done in such a way as to turn the situation to advantage; at the very least to limit any damage to ... Public relations – a practical guide 76What is crisis management?Crisis management is the ability to cope, with any emergency situationthat may arise in such a way that the minimum amount ... TV. The Archers,for example, often carries important messagesabout farming and related agriculturalmatters.319(16).p 65 13/06/00, 12 :51 84 Public relations – a practical guide 88Also known as...

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... resources.319(18).p 65 13/06/00, 12 :53 93 Public relations – a practical guide 90Each page has a location or address showing how to get to the particular page. This is made up of the host address and the locationof ... conversations  the least accurate but sometimes indicative.Analysis The analyst (that is the PRO) then has to examine all the materialcollected, analysing and classifying it so that a report can ... inPractice; Effective Media Relations; Planning and Managing a Public Relations Campaign; Risk Issue and Crisis Management,Kogan Page319 further reading.p 65 13/06/00, 12 :55 103 95 Planning and...

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... legal action can betaken. Examples of this are in the use of the word Colt: As in Colt beers, Colt carsand Colt guns, and in the title Amtrak: as in Amtrak the US rail company and Amtrak the ... somethingof value to the other, although the fairness of the exchange is immaterial.DefamationDefamation is defined as: The publication of a statement which exposes a person to hatred, ridicule ... defamatory;l false unless proved to the contrary;l understood to refer to the plaintiff;l made known to at least one person other than the plaintiff.319 app 2.p 65 13/06/00, 12 :58 114107Appendix...

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... Matters arising [and not dealt with elsewhere on the agenda].3. Topic(s). The items to be discussed or dealt with at the meeting. They may be eithertabled, spoken to or attached to the agenda.4. ... agenda.4. Any other business.Any items not already on the agenda but which need to be dealt with  or maybe called for at the start by the chairman. 5. Date, time and venue of next meeting.Agenda ... is not liable for Torts committed by independentcontractors during the course of their employment and has a lesser standard of caretowards the contractor with regard to health and safety, both...

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... 13031planning guidelines 130presentation equipment 55 social programmes 55 speakers 55 sponsorship 54 travel arrangements 54 confidential information 12021consultancy 5 9advantages of using 8and ... the credibilitybattle.l Expert advice  have expert advise available to deflect the media in the earlystages.l Answers  prepare answers to (potentially damaging) questions from the media.l ... Can give you more aggravation than the nationals. The local community Dont forget them. Good relations are vital. The secretariat Sufficient staffing to handle the crisis.Information provision...

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