The Institute for Public Relations has announced it will partner with the International Association for Measurement and Evaluation of Communication (AMEC) to run the first European Summit on Measurement, in mainland Europe in June 2009.
A recent survey from McKinsey & Co. found that 90 percent of companies say they are increasing their corporate social responsibility from what they were 5 years ago.
A large majority of journalists and public relations practitioners around the world say it is not professional for media to accept payments from news sources in return for coverage. Nevertheless, more than one in three practitioners and one in five journalists say it is generally considered okay in their countries for national media to accept … Continue reading Payment for Coverage ‘Not Professional’→
Audited 2007 financials are now available on the Institute for Public Relations’ website. Total cash and in-kind revenues reached $867,631, a new record.
Crisis Communications and Social Media The rapid evolution of new media often results in the practice of public relations getting ahead of research. The practice of crisis communication is ahead of research in terms of social media. If you look at training seminars and webinars for crisis communication, social media is emerging as a “hot” … Continue reading Crisis Communication and Social Media→