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The European Communication Monitor (ECM) is an annual longitudinal trans-national survey of European communications professionals, first carried out in 2007. It describes itself as, “the largest survey on strategic communication, corporate communications, communication management, and public relations worldwide.” The 2013 version asked 39 questions and received 2,710 responses from 43 countries. This article is the … Continue reading European Communication Monitor 2013 (Part I)

Back in 2010 IPR published this post written by me titled, “Global Stakeholder Relationship Governance.” Four years later, Palgrave Macmillan has just published this new book, “Global Stakeholder Relationships Governance: An Infrastructure,” that includes, besides a good part of my post, other excellent contributions from Jim Grunig, Emilio Galli Zugaro and Joao Duarte. How has … Continue reading An Infrastructure to Govern Global Stakeholder Relationships

I’m in the midst of a great pedagogical adventure.  I’m teaching the language of business to public relations majors.  I began my career as a financial analyst in the oil industry.  When I later transitioned into public relations and studied it as a grad student, I noticed how my business background frequently put me in … Continue reading Teaching Business as a Second Language

GAINESVILLE, Fla. –  The Institute for Public Relations (IPR) announced its 2014 leadership and newly elected trustees, with one out of five Board members now located outside the U.S. New trustees include Tim Baxter, head of corporate communications, Standard Chartered Bank; Tina McCorkindale, associate professor, Appalachian State University; Juan-Carlos Molleda, professor and interim chair, department … Continue reading IPR Expands Internationally, Names New Trustees and 2014 Leaders

On Thursday, Jack O’Dwyer featured the Institute’s upcoming Annual Distinguished Lecture & Awards Dinner in the O’Dwyer’s Blog, highlighting Kate James’ recent decision to join Pearson, the education and publishing company, in 2014. James, guest lecturer for the upcoming event, runs the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s global communications efforts to raise awareness and drive … Continue reading James, Who is Joining Pearson, is Institute for PR Speaker

Diana Bradley, PR Week, wrote about how four major corporations have adopted measurement standards proposed by the Coalition for Public Relations Research Standards. Topics covered include media capacity, the communications lifecycle and ROI. General Electric, McDonald’s U.S., General Motors, and Southwest Airlines make up the customer panel that will review and approve the standards, which … Continue reading GE, McDonald’s, GM Adopt PR Measurement Standards

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Four companies that are major buyers of public relations research and measurement services have adopted the first round of standards proposed by an international coalition leading the development of such standards.  The corporations requiring public relations research providers to meet the standards include General Electric, McDonald’s USA, General Motors and Southwest Airlines. … Continue reading Four Major Corporations Adopt Public Relations Research Standards