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Tamas Barat, president and founder of the American Hungarian Chamber of Commerce in New York, spoke with the Museum of Public Relations about the evolution of public relations in Hungary and his personal contributions to the profession. The first part of the interview.
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Addressing The Needs Of The Pre-Civil Rights Black Traveler
Others wrote, eCCO Magazine quote and recommend reading it: The Museum of Public Relations published an article: Addressing The Needs Of The Pre-Civil Rights Black Traveler
Reputation and Accountability in the Age of Algorithms
Others wrote, eCCO Magazine quote and recommend reading it: The IPR Organizational Communication Research Center published Alexander Buhmann's article. The Reputation and Accountability in the Age of Algorithms
The Day Nixon Resigned From The White House
The Blog of The Museum of Public Relations remind: "The Day Nixon Resigned From The White House" On August 9th, 1974 Richard Milhous Nixon became the first and only sitting U.S. President to resign from the highest office of the land. He delivered a fifteen-minute nationally televised speech in the Oval Office the previous evening, announcing that he had relinquished his struggle to continue serving as the commander and chief, after his administration became overshadowed by the turmoil of the Watergate Scandal."
From Prohibited to Supported: the History of Public Relations in Hungary
PRSA Builds a Framework for the Future of the Communication Industry
The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), the nation’s largest and foremost organization for public relations and communications, announced during its 2016 International Conference its new strategic plan, “Framework for the Future.” The new plan calls for greater focus on expanding membership, enhancing the Society’s professional development programs and providing thought leadership on key industry trends.
Apples vs pears / creativity vs efficiency - judging at Hungarian and ICCO PR awards
In the last couple of days, I had the chance to judge entries for both a Hungarian and an international PR Award. And yes... I could not resist the temptation to share my experiences in some kind of social way.