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Devereux, Anne Peirson-Smith 210 $aSingapore ;$aHoboken, N.J. $cJohn Wiley & Sons (Asia)$d2009 215 $a1 online resource (242 p.) 300 $aDescription based upon print version of record. 311 $a0-470-82430-1 320 $aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes. 327 $aPublic Relations in Asia Pacific: Communicating Effectively Across Cultures; Contents; PREFACE; CHAPTER 1: Public Relations in Asia Pacific; You Can't Just ''Spin'' an Issue or Do a ''PR Exercise''; Labeling a Profession; Exploding the Myths of Public Relations; PR as a One-Stop Communication Shop; Acknowledgment of Achievement; Longevity and Sustainability of PR; Model PR; Locating Public Relations in the Asia Pacific Context; Asia Pacific Model; CHAPTER 2: Public Relations Strategy; A Management Function; A Worked Example; CHAPTER 3: Connecting with the Media; The Media and Democracy 327 $aSo What is Media Relations?A Recipe for News; Media Releases; Photographs; Media Conferences and Briefings; Media Interviews; Media Kits; Feature Articles; Op-Eds; Letters to the Editor and Responses to Online Content; VNRs, ANRs, and B-Roll; Giving Good E-mail; The Best Time to Contact a Reporter; CHAPTER 4: Public Relations and Branding:PR as a Complete Brand-Building Toolbox; Public Relations and Marketing Battle It Out; All About the Brand; A Holistic Public Relations Approach; Branding the Bottom Line; CHAPTER 5: Building and Defending Corporate Reputation 327 $aDeveloping a Corporate Reputation Program CEOs in the Spotlight; CHAPTER 6: Marketing to Asia Pacific Consumers and Businesses; Estranged Bedfellows; Mind Your Ps; Diffusion of Information; Brand Relationships; Value of the Brand in Asia; Business-to-Business Marketing; CHAPTER 7: The Role of Public Affairs in Asia Pacific; Public Affairs Explained; Direct and Indirect Lobbying; Elements of a Public Affairs Campaign; Role of Government Relations; Why We Need Public Affairs; CHAPTER 8: Managing Issues and Communicating in a Crisis; What Is Issues Management?; Facing a Crisis-The 30:70 Equation 327 $aCrisis Landmarks The 5Cs; How Asia Used to Think; Sacrificing the Short Term for the Long-Term Benefit; The Three Phases of a Crisis; CHAPTER 9: Talking to Ourselves; Internal and Change Communications; What Difference Will Communication Make?; The Critical Management of Organizational Change; CHAPTER 10: Corporations Taking Responsibility; What is Corporate (Social) Responsibility?; What is at Stake?; The Trust Bank; Three Areas of CSR; Partnership with Public Relations; ''Triple Bottom Line'' Reporting; The Four Principles of PR and CSR 327 $aCHAPTER 11: The Big Three-Investor Relations, Healthcare Communications, and Technology Communications Investor Relations: Show Me the Money; Treating the Communications Patient; Turning Technospeak into Everyday Talk; CHAPTER 12: The Digital Generation; Everyone's a Hack; Social Media; Meet Joe Blog; Digital Media Tools; Social Media Minefields; Social Networks; Virtual Lifestyles; Resistance is Useless; CHAPTER 13: You'll Never Walk Alone; Toward Integration; PR Comes into Its Own; Revisiting PR as a One-Stop Shop; CHAPTER 14 Measuring Achievement; The ''IOIO'' Model of Measurement 327 $aAdvertising Value Equivalency (AVE) 330 $aPublic Relations in Asia Pacific reflects the growing professionalism in the practice of public relations in the world's fastest expanding economy. 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