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Notes for "The Public Relations Profession, Business Practices
and Editors' Perceptions"
1 Alison Anderson. Media,
Culture and the Environment. (New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University
Press, 1997.
2Lynn Sallot, Thomas
M. Steinfatt and Michael B. Salwen. "Journalists and Public Relations
Practitioners News Values: Perceptions and Cross-perceptions."
Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly, 75 (Summer1998):
366-377.
3Brian John Biggar. "PR
Flacks and Media Hacks: Public Relations and the News Media." (Master's
thesis, Carleton University, 1995).
4Gary Robert Ratcliff.
"Ivorytowers, Watchdogs and Boosters: A Comparative Case Study
of How Metropolitan Newspapers Cover Research Universities." (Doctoral
diss., The Pennsylvania State University, 1996).
5David J. Pincus, Tony
Rimmer, Robert. E. Rayfield and Fritz Cropp. "Newspaper Editors?Perceptions
of Public Relations: How Business, News, and Sports Editors Differ."
Journal of Public Relations Research 5(1) (1993): 27-45.
6Dennis. W. Jeffers,
"Performance Expectations as a Measure of Relative Status of News
and PR People." Journalism Quarterly 55(Winter 1977):
299-306.
7Blaine K. McGee, B.
Nayman Oguz and Dan L. Lattimore."How Public Relations People See
Themselves." Public Relations Journal 31 (November1975):47-52.
8William P. Martin and
Michael W. Singletary, "Newspaper Treatment of State Government
Releases," Journalism Quarterly, 58(Spring 1981): 93-96.
9Craig Aronoff, "Credibility
of Public Relations for Journalists." Public Relations Review,1
(Summer 1975): 45-56.
10Julie K. Henderson,"Negative
Connotations in the Use of the Term 'Public Relations" in the Print
Media." Public Relations Review, 24 (Spring1998): 45-55.
11Ibid, 45.
12Ibid, 46.
13Pincus et al, "Newspaper
Editors Perceptions,"41.
14Lee Bollinger, "The
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of Public Relations Specialists." WJMCR 3:(June 2000) [www.scripps.ohiou.edu/wjmcr].
15Anderson, "Media
Culture and the Environment,"45
16Ibid, 71.
17Serge Moscovici, "The
Phenomenon of Social Representations," in Social Representations,
Robert M.. Farr and Serge Moscovici, eds., Social Representations.
(Cambridge University Press, 1984), 67.
18Bibb Latane. "The
Psychology of Social Impact," American Psychologist 36
(April 1981): 343.
19Raymond Simon and
Frank Winston Wylie. Cases in Public Relations Management (Lincolnwood,
IL: NTC Business Books, 1994): 11-13.
20E.L. Toth, "From
Personal Influence to Interpersonal Influence: A Model for Relationship
Management," in John A. Ledingham and Stephen.D. Bruning, eds,
Public Relations as Relationship Management: A Relational Approach
to the Study and Practice of Public Relations (Mahwah, NJ; Lawrence
Erlbaum, 2000): 437-448; Carl Botan, "Introduction to the Paradigm
Struggle in Public Relations." Public Relations Review
19 (Summer 1993): 107-110.
21Pincus et al, p. 34;
E. W. Brody, "Antipathy Between PR, Journalism Exaggerated."
Public Relations Review,10 (Spring 1984): 11-15.
22 Glenn M. Broom and
David M. Dozier. Using Research in Public Relations (Upper
Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1990).
23Earl Babbie. The
Practice of Social Research. (Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishing
Company, 1995): 376.
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