Communication functions performed by public relations and marketing practitioners
Public Relations ReviewPublished 1 September 1991
Christopher H. Spicer
Citations21
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Abstract
While marketing and public relations programs may be comingled in organizations, the research reported here shows that practitioners in each field stress different communication skills on the job. Public relations professionals engage in a broader, more diverse range of communication activities than do their counterparts in marketing. As a result, the author questions the extent to which public relations functions are actually being encroached upon by marketing practitioners.
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Social SciencesBusiness, Management and Accounting
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