PinoyLaw.Net Notesbank Nachura Notes – Law of Public Officers (Kiddy) I. GENERAL PRINCIPLES Public Office - Right‚ authority‚ duty‚ created and conferred by law‚ by which for a given period‚ either fixed by law or enduring at the pleasure of the creating power‚ an individual is invested with some sovereign power of government to be exercised by him for the benefit of the people. - Elements: 1. created by law or by authority of law 2. possess a delegation of a portion of the sovereign powers of
Premium Civil service Official Office
MARKETING 438 PUBLIC RELATIONS MAJOR CASE PRESENTATION 20TH CENTURY INSURANCE COMPANY BY Branson C. Nicholson Nichelle Cox Rhonda Porter 1lb4198 02/17/99 Instructor: Paula Becker UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX Long Beach Campus Table of Contents History‚ Position‚ Targeted Market‚ Goals Page 3 Northridge Earthquake‚ Crisis Page 4 Comeback Kid‚ Results of PR Campaign Page 6 Developing a Crisis Plan‚ Page 7 Crisis Team‚ Milestones for Communication
Premium Crisis management Insurance Public relations
The Challenge of Public Relations • PR is multifaceted ⁃ A public relations professional must have skills in ⁃ Written and interpersonal communication ⁃ Research ⁃ Negotiation ⁃ Creativity ⁃ Logistics ⁃ Facilitation ⁃ Problem solving Global Scope • The public relations industry is growing in many nations ⁃ Almost $8 billion spent each year in the US ⁃ Expected growth of 23% in Asian revenue in the next five years ⁃ Annual spending of $2.2 billion in China A Variety
Premium Public relations
Public relations describes the various methods a company uses to disseminate messages about its products‚ services‚ or overall image to its customers‚ employees‚ stockholders‚ suppliers‚ or other interested members of the community. The point of public relations is to make the public think favorably about the company and its offerings. Commonly used tools of public relations include news releases‚ press conferences‚ speaking engagements‚ and community service programs. Although advertising is closely
Premium Public relations
Journalists and public relations professionals have always been a topic of discussion in relation to their differences‚ similarities and how the two co-operate in the media. This particular point of study has forever been under scrutiny as it is argued whether journalists and PR people are friends or foes. This essay will give a brief history of both public relations and journalism‚ discuss the differences and similarities of the two‚ and look at how the two opposing sides are needed within the media
Premium Public relations
Table of contents Sr no | Topic | Page No. | 1 | Executive summary | 2 | 2 | Introduction to Vodafone | 3 | 3 | Vodafone and Public Relations | 4 | 4 | PR strategies of Vodafone India | 5 | 5 | Crisis | 7 | 6 | Vodafone future PR strategies | 8 | 7 | Webliography | 10 | Executive Summary This handbook gives an insight into the PR strategies adopted by Vodafone Essar. Vodafone Essar is a mobile service provider which launched in India in September‚ 2007. It was previously known as Max Touch
Premium Vodafone
the iPhone when the product is ready for pickup. The target public is consumers as well as retail establishments that are aligned with the iPhone Maxx technology. Retail establishments in which Apple is in discussion with are McDonalds‚ Subway‚ New York Metro Transit Authority (MTA)‚ Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART)‚ and Best Buy. Analysis of PR campaign and Marketing There is a distinct difference between marketing and public relations; however‚ integrating both today has become a critical tactic
Premium Public relations Apple Inc.
Introduction to Public Relations What is Public Relations (PR) Public relations (PR) is the way organisations‚ companies and individuals communicate with the public and media. A PR specialist communicates with the target audience directly or indirectly through media with an aim to create and maintain a positive image and create a strong relationship with the audience. Examples include press releases‚ newsletters‚ public appearances‚ etc. as well as utilisation of the world wide web. PR and
Premium Public relations Communication
Successful public relations campaigns no longer have to stop at billboards‚ store greeters and newspapers. In this age of social networking‚ media and technology‚ there are numerous opportunities to explore various methods of implementing effective public relations campaigns and a variety of companies have been capitalizing on these different methods. Following‚ you will see examples of employing the Internet‚ nature and a host of other methods in order to catch the eye and attention of consumers
Premium Public relations Social network service
2014)‚ public relations is about reputation. This essay will focus on CIPR’s arguments and compare it with Bernays’ ideas and Nudge and persuasion theories. In the first place‚ this essay will introduce Grunig and Hunt (1984)’s four models; and then‚ analyse and evaluate Bernays’ ideas of public relations as propaganda and Nudge and persuasion theories; at the end‚ explore the similarities as well as differences among Bernays’ propaganda‚ Nudge and persuasion and CIPR’s ideas of public relations. According
Premium Public relations