Public Relations Flashcards

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Video News Release

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Public uproar followed discovery that government agencies were making frequent use of video news releases
> General Accountability

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Edward Bernays

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The father of public relations, continued advocating for the industry’s policing itself

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mass circulation newspapers and the first successful consumer magazines appeared when?

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1830’s

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1833

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Andrew Jackson hired Amos Kendall to be the first presidential press secretary

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PR during the 1830’s

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associated with decker, hucksters, willingness to serve the powerful primarily, but began to establish itself as a profession during this time.

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the propaganda-publicity stage of public relations was fueled by–

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A burgeoning press, rapid urbanization, westward/railroad expansion, industrialization, and the nationalization of markets that were once local.

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What is the earliest record we have of public relations?

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A tablet dating from 1800 B.C., like a public information bulletin on farming techniques

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Genghis Khan and PR

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He would send “advance men” into enemy territories spreading stories of his might, with the hopes of their surrendering.

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Julius Caesar

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Fed the Roman Empire constant reports of his achievements to maintain morale and maintain his position of power.

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pseudo-event

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event that has no real info or issue meaning; exists merely to attract attention

I.e Boston tea party?

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The Publicity Bureau

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1st publicity co, opened in Boston in 1906, expanded in order to help the railroad industry challenge federal regulations.

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Ivy Lee

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New York World reporter that established press centers, distributed press releases, and assisted reporters in obtaining additional information.
– Declaration of Principles

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Declaration of Principles

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Lee argued that PR practitioners should be providers of information, not purveyors of publicity.

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Henry Ford and PR

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used staged events like auto races to build interest, started Ford Times for his employees, heavy use of image advertising.

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What major figures represent the Propaganda-Publicity stage?

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Andrew Jackson, Amos Kendall, Ivy Lee, Henry Ford, The Publicity Bureau, The Declaration of Principles

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Woodrow Wilson

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1917: hired journalist George Creek to head the Committee of Public Information to shape public opinion about WWI.

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What did the Committee of Public Information (CPI) do?

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Sold Liberty bonds, helped increase Red Cross membership, PR on a scale never seen before using magazines, movies, speakers, newspapers, posters.

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Edward Bernays

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PR pioneer, emphasized value of assessing public opinion toward an organization .

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Early 2-Way Communication was defined by:

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Creel & Bernays, as well Louis Henry McLowe, George Gallup, & Elmo Roper; the Great Depression

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FDR and PR

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Hired Louis Henry McLowe to create a sophisticated PR campaign to win public support for the New Deal.

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What factor was central to McLowe’s New Deal campaign?

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how did the Great Depression influence PR?

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turned public opinion against business & industry. More corporations established in-house PR departments.

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When did GM initiate its PR operation?

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George Gallup & Elmo Roper

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founded the polling industry that PR professionals began turning to increasingly in the 1930s.

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What did the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) (est. 1947) originally consist of?
The National Association of Accredited Publicity Directors(1936) and the American Council on Public Relations(1939)
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What spurred the passing of the Foreign Agents Registration Act in 1938?
Ivy Lee being a PR spokesman for Hitler and Nazi Germany.
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which were the famous anti-public relations & advertising productions?
"The Hucksters", the Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, The Hidden Persuaders
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public distrust influenced the passing of what Act?
Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act (1946); required those who deal w federal employees on behalf of private clients to disclose those relationships.
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prominence of women in PR
Anne Williams Wheaton- associate press secretary | Leone Baxter was president of Eisenhower's prominent PR firm