IPRRC 2012, Miami
This page aggregates blog posts, curated tweets, and photos from the 15th International Public Relations Research Conference, organized by the Institute for Public Relations.
- ResourcesIPRRC 2012's Program (PDF)More about the conference: http://www.instituteforpr.org/events/iprrc/ | Conference Proceedings (2003-2011)More about the Institute for Public Relations: http://www.instituteforpr.org/Conference hashtag on Twitter: #iprrc | List of participants on Twitter | Photos courtesy of @kdpaine
- Blog Posts from IPRRC 2012Katie Paine's 13 Favorite Papers from IPRRC 2012 - Katie PaineMeasuring Engagement: A Study From the International Public Relations Research Conference 2012 - Dr. Tiffany Derville GallicanoSocial media has introduced Pradvertising - Kristiina TolvanenDigital health communication trends and Wikipedia research presentations at IPRRC - Dr. Marcus Messner
Presenting student research internationally - Dr. Tom Watson - Day 1: March 8, 2012
I'm a bit star struck @melanie_james just shook hands with Elizabeth Toth in the lift & listened to talk about Grunigs beach hols #IPRRC
#iprrc @Gallicano How about a qualitative study on ghost bloggers' opinion about GB?
@diana_cismaru I have 18 pages of comments from the survey. Feel free to email me for these. The rationales reflect online debates. #iprrc- #iprrc @Gallicano Audience does not understand the consequences and the ethical aspects in ghost blogging
- @FvrythingPR Most practitioners thought exec gblogging was ok in the study if content and approval is from exec. Vocal minority though.
- @FvrythingPR It's still debatable. I'm doing an aud. study about blog readers' opinions & a study on radical transp. Wish you were here!
- @FvrythingPR Some of the groups at the tables were for undisclosed exec. ghost blogging and others were against it.
