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Information subsidies like press releases have long been valued communication tools for organizations However, little research has been done on the impact they have on social media conversation, despite the fact that these information subsidies are more readily available to the public than ever

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every organization has different media relations goals, relationships remain the key of effective Research Journal of the Institute for Public Relations Vol 1, No 1 (Summer journalists and practitioners saw social media as a way to augment an existing Reevaluating public relations information subsidies: Market-driven

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The influence of public relations on media content has been shown to be around new developments in social media” such as blogs, microblogging, influenced by PR outputs, commonly referred to as “information subsidies” ( Gandy, 1982) In sense for courses of study in journalism, communication and public relations

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This is a preprint for an article published in Public Relations Review 42(4) using framing (Entman, 1993), information subsidies, and agenda building ( Rogers Dearing With the advent of new technologies, e g social media and new forms of reaching Research Journal of the Institute for Public Relations, 1( 1), 1–