Public Relations Journal articles from June 1989

Public Relations Journal archives from June 1989

PRJ's fourth annual salary survey. (Public Relations Journal) (includes a related article on the survey sample)
June 1, 1989... PRJ's FOURTH ANNUAL SALARY SURVEY Median salaries have increased only marginally for the public relations field, and the gender gap is still very much a fact, according to PRJ's recently-completed Fourth Annual Salary Survey. The...

Taping reporters. (recording interviews with the press)
June 1, 1989... Taping reporters YOU'VE worked hard to get press coverage for your client. Now, that same client is griping about "crummy reporting" (and that's his or her kindest statement). The gripe, in a nutshell, centers on misquotes, out-of-context...

Improving your small organization's image.
June 1, 1989... Improving your small organization's image SMALL organizations that perceive the need to get a better grip on their organizational images but feel hampered by limited budgets can do a lot to help themselves. If an organization's managers are...

Helping internal audiences cope. (public relations in crisis situations)
June 1, 1989... Helping internal audiences cope At 9:15 a.m. on wednesday, Sept. 14, 1988, a young man walked into the Armed Forces Recruiting Station in suburban Richmond, virginia. Armed with a handgun, a Soviet-made AK-47 semi-automatic rifle and two...