Media Bullseye
Our local PRSSA chapter held a portfolio and resume review meeting this week. Members of the local PRSA chapter came to help with student development. Stephanie Schuster, Akron PRSSA President, organized an educational and exciting event – despite the facilities not being properly prepared. Excellent work, Stephanie. Personally I was a little disappointed in the [...]
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Update V: (3/6) I really appreciate how often people have stopped by to share experiences and stories with all of us. In light of CIBA Vision’s lack of communication, it’s good to have a place to converse about our problems and fill that void. I do want to caution everyone, though, about checking sources and [...]
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And I know you’re not. So, why not? I going to keep this short, but you need to check out Paull Young’s post. Right now. Don’t delay. And start listening to For Immediate Release: The Hobson and Holtz Report. Not having an iPod is no excuse. You can listen to it on your computer while [...]
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Trust and Control seem to be two major concepts that are affecting PR in a variety of fashions. Trust is defined (in part) on the Merriam-Webster online dictionary as: 1 a : assured reliance on the character, ability, strength, or truth of someone or something b : one in which confidence is placed 2 a [...]
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Update V: (3/6) I really appreciate how often people have stopped by to share experiences and stories with all of us. In light of CIBA Vision’s lack of communication, it’s good to have a place to converse about our problems and fill that void. I do want to caution everyone, though, about checking sources and [...]
Filed under: Crisis PR, PR Quizzes, Public Relations | Tagged: CIBA Vision | 251 Comments »
