Practice Of Public Relations Global Ed

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Cover Title Page Copyright Page Brief Contents Contents Foreword Preface About the Author Part I Evolution Chapter 1 Defining Public Relations Prominence of Public Relations What Is Public Relations? Influencing Public Opinion A Question of Ethics Repping the Russian Lion Management Interpreter Public Interpreter Public Relations Publics FYI Interpreting a Sensitive, Gender Issue Public Relations Functions The Sin of “Spin” What Manner of Man or Woman? Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature Rethinking Reputation: How PR Trumps Advertising and Marketing in the New Media World Case Study The New CEO’s Trial by “Switchgate” Fire From the Top an Interview with Harold Burson Public Relations Bookshelf Chapter 2 The History and Growth of Public Relations Ancient Beginnings Early American Experience Later American Experience FYI P. T. Barnum Redux Ivy Lee: The Father of Public Relations The Growth of Modern Public Relations A Question of Ethics Burson Fumbles Facebook Flap Public Relations Comes of Age Public Relations Education Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature A Century of Spin: How Public Relations Became the Cutting Edge of Corporate Power (Paperback) Case Study Welcome to the NFL From the Top an Interview with Edward L. Bernays Public Relations Bookshelf Part II Preparation/Process Chapter 3 Communication Goals of Communication Traditional Theories of Communication Contemporary Theories of Communication A Question of Ethics Irate Actor Takes to the Air The Word FYI Profizzle of Lexicizzle Receiver’s Bias Feedback Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature The Power of Communication Case Study Race Relations with That Soy Latte? From the Top An Interview with Denise Hill Public Relations Bookshelf Chapter 4 Public Opinion What Is Public Opinion? What Are Attitudes? How Are Attitudes Influenced? Motivating Attitude Change Power of Persuasion Influencing Public Opinion A Question of Ethics The Doctor Is Piqued Polishing the Corporate Image FYI Winning Reputation . . . FYI. . . Losing Reputation Managing Reputation Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature The New York Times, nytimes.com, and The Wall Street Journal, wsj.com Case Study The Tylenol Murders From the Top An Interview with Ray Jordan Public Relations Bookshelf Chapter 5 Management Public Relations Management Process Reporting to Top Management A Question of Ethics Deflated Standards The Public Relations Plan: Conceptualizing The Public Relations Plan: Creating Activating the Public Relations Campaign Setting Public Relations Objectives FYI Disappearing Roots Public Relations Budgeting Public Relations Implementation Public Relations Departments Public Relations Agencies Reputation Management Where Are the Jobs? What Does It Pay? Women and Minorities Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature Reputation Management: The Key to Successful PR and Corporate Communication, 3rd Edition Case Study Uber Success Brings Uber Public Relations Problems From the Top An Interview with Peter Drucker Public Relations Library Chapter 6 Ethics Ethical Issues Abound Doing the Right Thing Ethics in Business A Question of Ethics Sorry for Your Loss but . . . . Nice Bag Corporate Codes of Conduct Corporate Social Responsibility Ethics in Government FYI Test Your Workplace Ethics Ethics in Journalism Ethics in Public Relations Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature Ethics in Public Relations, 2nd Edition Case Study Ethical Hammer Falls on Daddy Huxtable From the Top An Interview with Howard J. Rubenstein Public Relations Bookshelf Chapter 7 The Law An Uneasy Alliance The First Amendment Defamation Law A Question of Ethics Whistleblower or Traitor? Insider Trading Law Disclosure Law FYI Criminal Attorneys—Literally Ethics Law Copyright Law Internet Law Litigation Public Relations Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature Advertising and Public Relations Law, 2nd Edition Case Study Walmart’s Legal Crackup From the Top An Interview with Robert Shapiro Public Relations Bookshelf Chapter 8 Research Essential First Step What Is Research? Public Relations Research Principles FYI Figures—and Faces—Lie Public Relations Research Types Public Relations Research Methods A Question of Ethics Study: Diet Soda Sparks Weight Loss—Whaaaa? Evaluation Online Research Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature Primer of Public Relations Research, 2nd Edition Case Study Researching a Position for Alan Louis General From the Top An Interview with Sandra Bauman Public Relations Bookshelf Part III The Publics Chapter 9 Media Paid vs. Owned vs. Earned Objectivity in the Media A Question of Ethics Anchors Away Print Media Hangs In Electronic Media Leads Online Media Competes But. . . . Dealing with the Media Attracting Publicity Value of Publicity FYI Confessions of a Media Maven Pitching Publicity Online Publicity Handling Media Interviews Outside the Lines Two-Minute Media Relations Drill Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature On Deadline Managing Media Relations, 5th Edition Case Study They’re Heeere! From the Top An Interview with Al Neuharth Public Relations Bookshelf Chapter 10 Social Media Brief History of the Net Public Relations and the Net Web Sites E-mail Blogs FYI King Blogs; Subjects Cheer Social Networks A Question of Ethics Ain’t No Sunshine for Wikipedia Alteration Online Communication Vehicles The Online Dark Side Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature Social Media and Public Relations Case Study Don’t Mess with the Queen of Social Media From the Top An Interview with Richard Edelman Public Relations Bookshelf Chapter 11 Employee Relations A Critical Function The Employee Public Communicating “Trust” A Question of Ethics How Not to “Cosi” Up to Employees Credibility Holds Key S-H-O-C the Troops Internal Tool Kit FYI Disney’s Credibility Correction Internal Social Media The Grapevine Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature Strategic Internal Communication: How to Build Employee Engagement and Performance Case Study Sony Shoots the Messenger From the Top An Interview with Jay Rayburn Public Relations Bookshelf Chapter 12 Government Relations Don’t Call It “Public Relations” Government Public Relations A Question of Ethics Schock-ing the Downton Abbey Congressman White House Press Secretary Lobbying the Government FYI Are Ya’ Havin’ a Laugh? Political Action Committees Rapid Response Dealing with Local Government Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature All the Presidents’ Spokesmen Case Study Bridgegate From the Top An Interview with Josh Earnest Public Relations Bookshelf Chapter 13 Community Relations Multicultural Diversity CSR—Corporate Social Responsibility Community Relations Expectations Community Relations Objectives A Question of Ethics How NOT to Win Friends & Influence Communities Serving Diverse Communities Nonprofit Public Relations FYI 13 Rules for Radicals Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature Rules for Radicals: A Practical Primer for Realistic Radicals Case Study Up Your Bucket for a Wonderful Cause From the Top An Interview with Mike Paul Public Relations Bookshelf Chapter 14 International Consumer Relations Worldwide Consumer Class Consumer Relations Objectives Consumer-Generated Media Handling Consumer Complaints The Consumer Movement A Question of Ethics Targeting Plus-Sized Critics Operating Around the Globe Consumer Internet Activists FYI Think Multilingual—or Else Business Gets the Message FYI Straighten Out Your English—or Else Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature Business as Usual Case Study Hiding “Under the Dome” From the Top An Interview with Kathy Bloomgarden Public Relations Bookshelf Part IV Execution Chapter 15 Public Relations Writing Writing for the Eye and the Ear Fundamentals of Writing FYI The Greatest Public Relations Writer of All Time Flesch Readability Formula Inverted Pyramid Simplicity FYI Churchill’s Worst Nightmare The News Release News Release News Value FYI Write the Release News Release Content News Release Essentials A Question of Ethics No “Pardon” for Anti-Obama Facebook Poster FYI 21st Century News Release 10 Taboo Terms Internet Releases Art of the Pitch Writing for Listening Importance of Editing FYI Twitterspeak Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature Public Relations Writing, 10th Edition Case Study The Raina, Inc. News Release From the Top An Interview with Hoa Loranger Public Relations Bookshelf Chapter 16 Integrated Marketing Communications Public Relations vs. Marketing/Advertising Product Publicity Third-Party Endorsement A Question of Ethics End of a Subway Super Spokesman Native Advertising Building a Brand FYI World’s Top 10 Sports Team Brands Traditional Integrated Marketing 21st-Century Integrated Marketing Infomercials Buzz Marketing You Name It Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature Integrated Marketing Communication, 2nd Edition Case Study Arrogant Alex Learns Humility—Finally From the Top An Interview with Tadd Schwartz Public Relations Bookshelf Chapter 17 Crisis Management Crisis Pervades Society Issues Management Risk Communication/Message Maps A Question of Ethics Lion Killer, Qu’est-ce que c’est? Signs of a Crisis Planning for Crisis Communicating in a Crisis FYI When “No Comment” and “Comment” Are EquallyCatastrophic Handling the Beast Social Media Crisis Management Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature Crisis Management in the New Strategy Landscape, 2nd Edition Case Study The Rise and Fall and Rise of Queen Martha From the Top An Interview with Sandra Macleod Public Relations Bookshelf Chapter 18 Launching a Career Public Relations Rebounds Getting a Jump Organizing the Job Search Organizing the Résumé A Question of Ethics Hiding the Truth/Padding the Resume Organizing the Job Interview FYI Online Public Relations Job References Ensuring Public Relations Success FYI Don’t You Dare . . . Last Word Discussion Starters Pick of the Literature Ready to Launch: The PR Couture Guide to Breaking into Fashion PR From the Top Ultimate Word to the Wise (Student): An Interview with Bill Heyman Public Relations Bookshelf Appendix A PRSA Member Code of Ethics 2000 Appendix B PRIA Code of Ethics Index