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How to Measure Social Media Relations: The More Things Change, the More They Remain the Same
Most PR people envision the blogosphere as yet another new medium to address, a new way to scream more loudly at their stakeholders.
Corporate America Behind the Curve: Makovsky 2006 State of Corporate Blogging Survey
Who will admit that in 1996 they questioned - even doubted - the power of the Internet to transform the way business everywhere would be conducted...
Weblogs and Employee Communication: Ethical Questions for Corporate Public Relations
Although technology has had a huge impact on public relations and all of its functions, a number of recent developments suggest the relatively new phenomenon…
An Analysis of the Increasing Importance of the Role of the Receiver in the Communication Process
Is this the death of the grapevine? This paper examines changes in employee communication due to interactive technologies that allow employees to take…
A Primer in Internet Audience Measurement
There is a growing trend toward people using the Internet to get their news and to investigate particular issues and organizations. There is also growing…
Measures of Success for Cyberspace
How do you measure the effectiveness of your web public relations efforts? Essentially the same way you'd measure any other marketing efforts. The first,…
The Magic Communication Machine: Examining the Internet’s Impact on Public Relations, Journalism and The Public
This study examines the Internet's impact on public relations professionals, journalists, and the American public, and researches Internet credibility,…
Playing by the Rules: Relationships with Online Users
How do corporate-sponsored Web sites serve to enhance and maintain the corporation's relationships with customers or Web site users? How do Web sites build…
Corporate Communications Policy Concerning The Internet
This study examined corporate communications policy concerning the Internet and interactive media through a mail questionnaire survey of 236 of the nation's…
Managing the Information Superhighway: A Report on the Issues Facing Communications Professionals
Results of a year-long investigation reveal ten fundamental issues facing communication professionals using the technologies of the information superhighway.…

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