... disability
groups) to ensure their support for the campaign. Most notably this resulted in a
number of major disability charities writing to Ministers in support of the
amendment.
The Insider’s Guide to PR: Chapter ... media improved as a result of their
reaction to the `budget box’.
• Campaign named Winner of PR Week `Best Use of Broadcast’ Award 199...
...
Data on the prevalence of STIs are scarce because the vast
majority of cases are not diagnosed or treated. Nevertheless,
the consequences of untreated STIs are serious.
The following STIs are ... Health In East Africa
continued…
SOURCES OF
INFORMATION
The following are evidence-based sources of information
on sexual and reproductive health and related t...
... to the
director to know what is going on and to ensure the client is happy. Directors are
often involved in generating new business for the consultancy as well as being
responsible for coaching ... pay
scales are not at the level of City bankers, there are examples of PR folk who have
made their fortunes. Like any industry, if you’ve got the idea and the moti...
... The Insider’s Guide to PR: Chapter 3
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A: To be honest I’m not that up to speed with modern technology, but
I do have a real interest in current affairs. Would I ever get the
chance to ... reality, but hopefully this has given you a clearer
overview of the types of PR involved. For further information, please visit some of
the links suggested in c...
... about
working in PR then you might want to move on to the next section which discusses
whether you have the right skills.
Those looking for a career in PR can take one of two main routes: by getting ... individual
needs. (See Chapter 3 for individual category definitions). In- house PR
professionals, in contrast, are the clients, undertaking a PR programme for...
... Go back to your careers adviser.
The Insider’s Guide to PR: Chapter 2
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TO SUMMARISE:
1. To have an interest in the media is key to a PR career. You must have a good
understanding of news ... Insider’s Guide to PR: Chapter 2
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ARE YOU CUT OUT TO BE A PR CONSULTANT?
Imagine you’re working in a PR consultancy. Do the following li...
... on the public
relations industry.
Online PR (www.online -pr. com).
An index of hundreds of links to sites
“dedicated to helping you deliver better,
faster and less-expensive online PR .
UK Press ... (www.audettemedia.com). Home of
the I -PR discussion list, an American list
about the impact of the internet on the
PR industry.
MediaUK (www.mediauk.com).
A comprehen...
... referred to as ‘clipping’.
• E -pr: the practice of public relations using the internet instead of, or alongside,
traditional media.
• Editorial: written materials composed to communicate a brand to the ... through the media of
radio, internet or television.
• Brainstorming: the creative process of group thinking to stimulate or articulate
ideas on a given subject...
... believe that all PR
executives should spend some time
working in an editorial office to fully
understand how a magazine is put
together. It also provides an
interesting insight into social
anthropology. ... covering the industry
like the Guardian’s on-line site www.mediaguardian.co.uk. For a full listing of places
to visit, turn to the useful addresses and links section at...
...
“Iherebyacknowledgereceipt of the Buy-
ers Guide at the closing of thissale.”This
language can be preprinted on the form.
The signature line and the required disclo-
sure must appear in the space provided for
the ... consumer to prevent
fraudulent, deceptive, and unfair business
practices in the marketplace and to provide
information to help consumers spot, sto...