Lecture 5 Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
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What is the importance of media relations?
(5)

A
  1. To increase brand recognition
  2. To get attention for new products or services
  3. To tell your side of the story
  4. To influence the coverage of an issue
  5. To minimize media attention to your organization
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2
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Define media relations

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The systematic, planned, purposeful and mutually beneficial relationship between a public relations practicioner and a mass media journalist

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3
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Changing media landscape:
–> Explain Media diversity

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-Public broadcasting
-Commercial Tv/radio channels
-Legacy Media
-Digital Native media
-Special interest media

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4
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Changing media landscape:
–> Explain International differences

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Each country has its own media landscape:
Differences in
-Commercialization
-Reach
-Diversity
-Partisanship/Independence
-Media-culture

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5
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Changing media landscape:
–> Explain recent developments

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-Decrease in print media
-Decrease in subscription newspapers
-Switch of advertising revenue to online
-Growth of digital natives
-Cross media news production

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6
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How to draw media attention
-> Common strategies

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-Press releases
-Press conferences
-Maintain good relationship with journalists
-Organize staged events
-Give interviews

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The amount of media coverage an issue receives is based on:

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-Alignment with the media outlets identity

-Perceived news value

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8
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Explain: Schafraad (2016)

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Only 27% of corporate press releases are published

Value increases with: controversy, suprise, bad news, well-known companies

Most are ignored due to: low news value, misfit with outlet, high competition

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9
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Explain media relationship dynamics

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-Mutually dependent, but fragile
-> Teneous at best

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10
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News Media & Public Opinion:
Explain:
Agenda setting and salience effect

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Telling people what to think about
1st level: which issues get attention
2nd level: what parts of those issues are highlighted

Salience: more in the news, more top of mind

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11
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Explain media’s impact on corporate reputation, according to Jonkman et al. (2020)

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-More media visibility = lower reputation overall
-Postive tone improves reputation
-Negative tone has three times the impact of positive tone

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12
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Changing media landscape:
–> Explain shift in PR priorities (ECM, 2023)

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-Social media listening and analytics
-Content creation
-SEO
-Influencer identification en management
-Customer relationship management

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13
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How does social media affect the media relations?

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-Speeds up network dynamics
-Enables direct, two-way communication with stakeholders
-Moves from talking to -> talking with

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14
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How can you build credibility on social media?

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  1. Personal interaction
  2. Show expertise
  3. Welcoming language
  4. Trustworthiness
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15
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Are news media still relevant? And how?

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Yes

-Hybrid media environment
-Strategic Communication -> Across channels
-More complexity, less controll, potentially more influence

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16
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Three connected agendas in news media

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  1. Corporate agenda
  2. News media agenda
  3. Public agenda

-> They shape each other in mediatized society