A video by Katie Farmer from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4ik1t5P1yI&feature=related
Katie sets out to discover just what the public, thinks PR is.
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Referring to the last students (the guys') comment:
ReplyDelete"The definition of public relations is connecting millions of ppl or thousands or hundreds or ten people and bringing a lot of people together, and smiling faces and happy faces and happy times.. happy moments and happy everyday"
Although the ending to his definition is a little "fluffy". I think what is most important to note is the beginning of it. Connecting tens, hundreds, thousands and even millions together.
What makes this possible now? and easier/more accessible - the internet.
Social sites help to connect across the country and world - and are indeed aiding in how public interact and are involved with public relations.
-Ashleigh Smith