Public Relations Review
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págs. 493-498
The dawn of a new golden age for media relations?: How PR professionals interact with the mass media and use new collaboration practices
págs. 499-508
The co-production of business news and its effects: The corporate framing mediated-moderation model
págs. 509-521
Journalists and public relations specialists: A coorientational analysis
págs. 522-529
Public relations and social media: Deliberate or creative strategic planning
págs. 530-538
When the past makes news: Cultivating media relations through brand heritage
págs. 539-547
págs. 548-555
Crisis management at General Motors and Toyota: An analysis of gender-specific communication and media coverage
págs. 556-563
Clarifying ethics terms in public relations from A to V, authenticity to virtue: BledCom special issue of PR review sleeping (with the) media: Media relations
págs. 564-572
The “Holy” Triad in Media Ethics: A Conceptual Model for Understanding Global Media Ethics
págs. 573-581
págs. 582-590
Corporate social responsibility, media source preference, trust, and public engagement: The informed public’s perspective
págs. 591-599
Much ado about media: Public relations in public agencies in the wake of managerialism
págs. 600-606
págs. 607-615
Political ideology, media-source preferences, and messaging strategies: A global perspective on trust building
págs. 616-626
The emerging “field” of public relations in China: Multiple interplaying logics and evolving actors’ inter-relations
págs. 627-640
Public relations practice in the emerging ‘powerhouses’ of South East Asia: Some views from within
págs. 641-653
Framing a mystery: Information subsidies and media coverage of Malaysia airlines flight 370
págs. 654-664
págs. 665-672
Deutsche Telekom’s spying scandal: An international application of the image repair discourse
págs. 673-678
Social media engagement as an evaluation barometer: Insights from communication executives
págs. 679-691
How firm is your digital handshake?: Mission statements and transparency
págs. 692-694
Taking food fights online: Analysis of Chipotle’s attempt to cultivate conversation with The Scarecrow video
págs. 695-697
Campaign and corporate goals in conflict: Exploring company-issue congruence through a content analysis of Coca-Cola’s twitter feed
págs. 698-709
Negative spillover in corporate–nonprofit partnerships: Exploring the effects of company–cause congruence and organization–public relationships
págs. 710-712
Facilitating community networks: Public relations skills and non-professional organizers
págs. 713-722
Fighting for funding: Values advocacy and Planned Parenthood’s right-to-life
págs. 723-733
Appraisal-based public relations stances in crisis situations: Conation revisited
págs. 734-738
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