- •Ministry of education and science of the republic of kazakhstan
- •International educational corporation
- •Kazakh-american university
- •1. Introduction to Public Relations
- •2. Pr Models
- •I. Press Agentry / Publicity Model
- •II. Public Information Model (journalistic)
- •3. History of pr in the usa
- •1. Foundation of pr in the usa
- •3.American pr at the second half of the XX c.
- •4. History of Public Relations in Europe
- •Foundation of pr in Europe
- •5. Public Relations as a process
- •2. Functions of pr
- •4. Pr strategy
- •1. Stages of research
- •8. Public Opinion
- •3. Formation of public opinion
- •9. Target auditorium. Specific pr.
- •2.Direct communication with the target auditorium.
- •Specific pr
- •2. Evaluation technique
- •11.Corporate policy. (Inner pr)
- •1. Human factor in pr
- •3. Strategy and tactics
- •12. Corporate Image.
- •2. Types of image
- •3.Start the programme of image
- •13. Pr and mass media
- •1. Interdependence of pr and mass media
- •2. Areas of tension
- •3. Pr strategy in news creation
- •14. Preparations of materials for mass media
- •Kinds of mass media
- •Pr work with mass media
- •Media plan
- •15. Pr in business
- •1. Pr strategy in business
- •2. Pr planning for new companies
- •3. Marketing communications
- •16. Crisis management in pr
- •1. Types of crises
- •2. Crisis management
- •9)Train.
- •17. Political pr
- •Peculiarities of political pr
- •3. Governmental pr
- •4. Press-service in pr
- •18. Pr for politicians
- •Political marketing
- •Stages in election campaign
- •I.Right positioning of a candidate.
- •II. Information work.
- •III. Development of strategy
- •IV. Development of tactics
- •Image making.
- •20. Pr in propaganda
- •1.What propaganda is.
- •21. Contemporary politics and propaganda
- •Pr and political propaganda
- •Information war.
- •22. International pr
- •1. Aspects of international pr
- •4. Creating a country-image
- •1. Preparation of written information
- •1. Groundwork for speech
- •Inductive method of speechwriting-
- •3 Handling the conference
- •1 Internet in pr
- •2 Other computer technologies in pr
- •For specialty 5b020200 “ International Relations”
- •050043, 28 Ryskulbekov st., Almaty
16. Crisis management in pr
1. Types of crises
Crisis is an extraordinary event or some events which have negative influence on production, company’s reputation, finance stability; health or welfare of staff, community, public.
Crises in business may be of different types:
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Any of these crises can damage company in commerce, finance, property, image, reputation. The first reaction to crisis is panic, then perplexity. Information at the beginning is not full, or absent. Rumors spread very fast. The main task of PR is to make a huge volume of work and produce a lot of information for a short period of time.
Crises are very often expected: only 14% of crises in business are unexpected, the rest 86 % are quite expected. Bad management is the reason of 78% of crises. (Example: before crisis in Dow- Corning concern silicon gel breast implants came under fire from both the medical community and thousands of women who claimed that they were harmed by the product. When a crisis hit, the company treated the media as an enemy). But sometimes crises are unexpected:
Johnson & Johnson’s case of Tylenol when capsules laced with cyanide( начиненные цианистым калием) killed seven people in Chicago.
2. Crisis management
Company and PR- department must develop a plan of actions for crisis and means of communication with mass media. Although the crisis communication plan may not be utilized, it is better to act before a crisis may occur.
Two considerations can be emphasized in the crisis management plan:
* Demonstrate your commitment to good corporate citizenship by taking prompt and decisive actions to control problems in your operation
* Communicate swiftly and constantly to all appropriate audience in clear, straightforward, nontechnical language
Main steps for crisis communication planning:
Identify the type of crisis that may occur. Successful management includes thinking worst- case scenarios and preparing for them.
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Time is a major factor, especially if crisis occurs at night.
The most knowledgeable and appropriate people must accompany the spokesperson when providing information. A speaker should not obscure facts.
Never say “No comment”
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Provide a constant flow of information, even the situation in unchanged or negative.
Make media list. Be accessible for mass media by providing phone numbers.
Keep a log of media calls, return calls as soon as possible.
9)Train.
Crises situations may be even used for company’s popularity.
Case study: You are the owner of pyrotechnical factory, situated on the bank of a river. Local 200 men are engaged in production. Market is saturated with pyrotechnical products. You store 200 barrels of this chemical.
What type of crisis can you meet?
How can you prepare for crisis?
Glossary
To come under fire- вызвать град нападок
Perplexity- растерянность
Obscure- скрывать
Stonewall- отмалчиваться
Updated- обновленная
Log- журнал записей
Task for office hours –Develop a crisis management for given case study
Task for IWS- Types of crisis and their main characteristics
References
Mandatory
Aги У. Все о PR, Питер, 2008, глава «PR в бизнесе »
Recommended
Ф. Хенслоу, Практическое руководство по Паблик Рилейшнз, СПб, 2009
