This article examines, via a survey of public relations practitioners working below senior
management level, whether technician - type roles, far from being a ‘velvet ghetto’, are now providing a place in which a ...
Women outnumber men in junior to mid-level public relations roles across most of the world. However, at senior level this trend is reversed, despite women comprising the majority of public relations practitioners across ...
Feminism in the News is a detailed exploration of how the women's movement, its members, and their goals were represented in eight British and American newspapers between 1968 and 2008 – a period covering the height of the ...
This paper proposes a framework for understanding the relationship between a festival’s values, its production processes and its potential integration into local urban policies by identifying three types of festival: ...
This article provides key tips for feminists on how to attract positive news coverage. The advice was based on 40 years research on how the women's movement has been reported on in British and American newspapers.
This book presents an overview of cultural festivals, a ubiquitous contemporary phenomenon. Using a European case-study approach it explores theoretical perspectives to provide a rigorous basis for understanding the growth ...
This article analyses the framing in four British and American newspapers of the second wave feminist movement during its most politically active period (1968–1982). Using content and critical discourse analysis of 555 ...
This article examines news reports of the second-wave feminist movement during its most active political period (1968–82) in British and American newspapers, and specifically focuses on the ways postfeminist discourses ...
This article examines and compares how four British and American newspapers reported the second-wave feminist movement during its most active political period, 1968–1982. Through the use of both content analysis and critical ...
This article explores how public relations practitioners use the microblogging tool Twitter to maintain and build social capital. Social capital, a concept popularised in the social sciences by Bourdieu, involves the ...