Civic journalism aims to provide coverage of issues that directly connect to people's daily lives by incorporating more community voices and perspectives. It seeks to help citizens understand different views on problems and how they can get involved in shaping solutions. The goal is to rebuild credibility and reinvigorate reporting by making ordinary concerns feel compelling through meaningful coverage and involving the community in the journalistic process.
This document discusses public relations in business and industry. It covers the different areas of PR involved, including employee relations, community relations, consumer relations, financial relations, and government relations. It also differentiates between corporate image and corporate identity. Issue management is explained as the proactive process of anticipating, identifying, evaluating, and responding to issues that could affect the organization. Crisis management and communication are about managing unexpected issues or crises and communicating effectively during those times.
Public Relations and New Media TechnologiesCarmen Neghina
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Carmen Neghina
Public Relations and New Media Technologies
Changing models of communication
- trends
- traditional model
Implications of new technology
- implications
- challenges
- two-way communication model
survey results
- content analysis
- mail questionnaire
- conclusions
Public relations involves planned efforts to build and maintain mutual understanding between an organization and its publics. It helps shape the organization's corporate image through controlled and uncontrolled media. An effective corporate image benefits an organization by stimulating sales, establishing goodwill, and promoting favorable relations with stakeholders. A corporate image is formed through internal efforts like advertising, branding, and employee behavior, as well as external factors outside an organization's control like industry reputation and press coverage. As part of its marketing activities, an organization must consider its target audience and devise an appropriate marketing mix of product, price, placement, and promotion.
Presentation on advertising execution stylesNaveen Chopra
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This document outlines different ways that an advertising message can be presented or executed, including through straight factual messages, scientific evidence, demonstrations, comparisons, testimonials, slice of life portrayals, animation, personality symbols, imagery, dramatizations, humor, and combinations of techniques. It provides examples and brief descriptions of each execution type.
The document discusses strategic planning for public relations. It explains that public relations is shifting from a focus on tasks to research, decision making, and problem solving. Effective strategic communication requires understanding research and evaluation. Strategic communication involves intentional, planned campaigns based on research with the goal of building understanding or persuasion. Public relations and marketing communication are both examples of strategic communication. The document outlines models, steps, and activities for strategic public relations planning and management.
The document discusses corporate image and identity. It defines corporate image as how a business is perceived based on factors both within and outside the company's control. Corporate identity is the persona a company designs to further its business goals and is usually manifested through branding. An effective corporate image can stimulate sales, build goodwill, and influence investors, while corporate identity establishes a company's philosophy and answers questions about who they are. The document recommends differentiating brands, making them relevant, coherent, and building esteem to develop strong identities.
Public Relations and New Media TechnologiesCarmen Neghina
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Carmen Neghina
Public Relations and New Media Technologies
Changing models of communication
- trends
- traditional model
Implications of new technology
- implications
- challenges
- two-way communication model
survey results
- content analysis
- mail questionnaire
- conclusions
Public relations involves planned efforts to build and maintain mutual understanding between an organization and its publics. It helps shape the organization's corporate image through controlled and uncontrolled media. An effective corporate image benefits an organization by stimulating sales, establishing goodwill, and promoting favorable relations with stakeholders. A corporate image is formed through internal efforts like advertising, branding, and employee behavior, as well as external factors outside an organization's control like industry reputation and press coverage. As part of its marketing activities, an organization must consider its target audience and devise an appropriate marketing mix of product, price, placement, and promotion.
Presentation on advertising execution stylesNaveen Chopra
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This document outlines different ways that an advertising message can be presented or executed, including through straight factual messages, scientific evidence, demonstrations, comparisons, testimonials, slice of life portrayals, animation, personality symbols, imagery, dramatizations, humor, and combinations of techniques. It provides examples and brief descriptions of each execution type.
The document discusses strategic planning for public relations. It explains that public relations is shifting from a focus on tasks to research, decision making, and problem solving. Effective strategic communication requires understanding research and evaluation. Strategic communication involves intentional, planned campaigns based on research with the goal of building understanding or persuasion. Public relations and marketing communication are both examples of strategic communication. The document outlines models, steps, and activities for strategic public relations planning and management.
The document discusses corporate image and identity. It defines corporate image as how a business is perceived based on factors both within and outside the company's control. Corporate identity is the persona a company designs to further its business goals and is usually manifested through branding. An effective corporate image can stimulate sales, build goodwill, and influence investors, while corporate identity establishes a company's philosophy and answers questions about who they are. The document recommends differentiating brands, making them relevant, coherent, and building esteem to develop strong identities.
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Here are some potential PR plans and programs KT&G could implement:
- Launch a CSR campaign to promote their social contribution activities to improve public perception.
- Partner with public health organizations on smoking prevention programs to demonstrate their commitment to public health.
- Diversify their marketing communications to showcase their other business areas beyond cigarettes.
- Conduct market research to better understand customer and public opinions to guide strategy.
- Engage in transparent policy advocacy on tobacco regulations while promoting harm reduction products.
- Implement a internal CSR program to motivate employees as ambassadors of the company's efforts.
The goal is to shift public discussion away from just cigarettes and towards KT&G's broader activities and efforts to be