We’ve recently been contacted by Adam Abu Nab, a student in the Media School at Bournemouth University in the UK. He’s conducting research into the PR/Journalist relationship and the changing effects Web 2.0 has had on relations (making blog sites particularly pertinent for research in this area).
The study is measuring the usefulness, influence, credibility, professionalism and informality of new online journalist communications. Under the supervision of Dr Kevin Maloney and Dr Darren Lilleker, Adam has an online questionnaire he’d like PR practioners to complete:
http://s-yan86-40989.sgizmo.com/
Please complete the survey or forward this on to anyone who you think fits the bill. Remember, we were all students once!
The Media School at Bournemouth University claims to be the only Centre for Excellence in Media Practice in the UK, offering courses in Corporate & Marketing Communications, Journalism & Communication, Media, Production and Computer Animation.
The study is measuring the usefulness, influence, credibility, professionalism and informality of new online journalist communications. Under the supervision of Dr Kevin Maloney and Dr Darren Lilleker, Adam has an online questionnaire he’d like PR practioners to complete:
http://s-yan86-40989.sgizmo.com/
Please complete the survey or forward this on to anyone who you think fits the bill. Remember, we were all students once!
The Media School at Bournemouth University claims to be the only Centre for Excellence in Media Practice in the UK, offering courses in Corporate & Marketing Communications, Journalism & Communication, Media, Production and Computer Animation.
Tracking the media, monitoring the message
