
- •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
3. History of pr in the usa
1. Foundation of pr in the usa
PR as a science and as a job emerged in the USA.
In 1888 Mutual Life Insurance Company hired journalist Charles J. Smith to write a press-release to improve the company’s image.
In 1897 the term “ Public Relations” was used by Association of American Railroads as a job position.
In 1900 the first PR agency, Publicity Bureau, was founded in Boston.
At the beginning of the XX century the importance of public opinion for company’s image or politician’s prestige became clear. It was connected with the “muckrakers” activity.
The name of “ muckrakers” was given to those journalists and writers who criticized American society. This movement was started by the journalist Ida May Tarbell, who criticized the Standard Oil Trust. A lot of articles dealing with trusts activities were published in daily newspapers and magazines.
The “ father” of modern PR is Ivy Lee, a newspaperman.
During the WWI President W. Wilson founded special Committee of Public Information with journalist G. Creel at the head. Committee created political PR:
Wilson was re-elected with the slogan “ He pulled out us from the war”, though USA had economic interests in the war.
2. American PR in the 1920-30-s
In the 20-30-s PR firms acted all over the USA. PR system began to function in federal government of the USA, special position was created for press- secretaries.
President F.D. Roosevelt used the recommendations of his PR agent L. H. Howe to be in close contacts with public through newspapers and radio. 2 times a week president had press- conferences. Special service collected and studied opinions of the Americans. Every day some 4,000 letters were received by the White House.
Another concept was added by G. Gallup, E. Roper, C. Robinson: to evaluate public attitudes quantitatively by objective measurements.
But there was no distinct understanding of PR, public looked at PR as at mass media.
E. Bernays proved that PR was an honorable profession.
In N.Y. University Edward Bernays first time in history delivered a course of lectures which added another aspect of PR- counseling function.
Main PR campaigns of E. Bernays:
*General Electric, Light’s Golden Jubilee
**General Motors campaign
3.American pr at the second half of the XX c.
Now 200,000 are engaged in PR sphere in the USA, thousands of textbooks and special books were published, PR is taught in many universities.
*Case of Coca-Cola ( Moss K. Kendrix)
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Questions for the test
1. The beginning of PR history in the USA
2. E. Bernays as PR specialist
3. PR for American presidents
4. Examples of PR activities in the USA at the second half of the XX c.
Glossary
Press- release- пресс- релиз (информационное сообщение)
“muckrakers”- “выгребатели мусора”
hire- нанимать
Task for IWS- Contemporary PR in the USA
Task for office hours- E. Bernays activities
References.
Mandatory
У. Аги. Самое главное в PR, Cпб, 2004, стр. 55-88
Recommended
American History, p.212
Л.Н. Федотова , Паблик Рилейшнз и общественное мнение,, стр. 17-20
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