Reference:
Alcoceba-Hernando, J. (2010). Analysis of
Institutional Press Releases and Its Visibility in the Press. Revista Latina De Communicacion Social, 13(55),
1-13. Doi:10.4185/RCLS-65-2010-904-354-367-EN. Retrieved from http://ehis.ebscohost.com.ezproxy.uvu.edu/eds/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?sid=77d345ec-a889-4d9a-bacf-906738c78863%40sessionmgr10&vid=3&hid=6
on October 24, 2013.
Theme:
The
theme of this article was an analysis of the relationship between public
perception of issues was influenced by institutional press releases and the visibility
given to those press releases by the media.
Summary:
·
The communication between organizations
and the media affects the public perception of public issues.
·
Organizations need to publicize their
activities to the public.
·
Messages from organizations seek to
inform the public about the organization and its activities through the media.
·
Public perception of the organization is
largely dependent on the relationship between the organization and the media.
·
The balance between garnering media
attention and giving the public useful information requires knowledge of the
organization and knowledge of the media and how it operates.
Application
to Lesson Topic:
This article highlights
the relationship between public perception of orgnaizations as influenced by
the media. The media receive information from press releases from the
organization. What sort of media
attention is given to an organization’s press releases depends on the
relationship between the media and that organization.
Application
to Emergency Services:
In order to maintain a
positive public image and be effective in disseminating information to the
public through press releases to the media, it is necessary to develop a good
relationship with the media and know what will gain their attention.
I agree; An organizations relationship with the media greatly affects the public's perception of that organization. I also believe that an organization must work to gain that relationship. Not only is it important to get information correct, but to maintain a positive review with the general public. This may not always be easy to maintain that relationship, but still important nonetheless.
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