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PRSA Chair Quoted in Ad Age on the Senate's Investigation of Government Agencies' Use of External Public Relations

May 08, 2012
An April 23 article published in Ad Age explores the current Senate Subcommittee on Contracting Oversight investigation into the use of external public relations and advertising services by 11 government agencies....Read More

PRSA Chair Comments on the Regulation of Creativty as a Means to Curb Unethical Conduct in Ad Age Op-Ed

May 08, 2012
In an op-ed published April 23 in Ad Age, Public Relations Society of America Chair and CEO Gerard Corbett suggests that regulation of the public relations profession is not the way to curb unethical conduct....Read More

Former PRSSA President and Hall of Fame Inductee Establishes Student Leadership Award Through PRSA Foundation

April 30, 2012
The PRSA Foundation announced today that former Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) national president and Arketi Group Principal Mike Neumeier, APR, and his wife, Kelly, have established The Neumeier Family Leadership Award for PRSSA students in Georgia and Florida.
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PRSA Chair Quoted in Ad Age on the Senate's Investigation of Government Agencies' Use of External Public Relations

May 08, 2012
An April 23 article published in Ad Age explores the current Senate Subcommittee on Contracting Oversight investigation into the use of external public relations and advertising services by 11 government agencies....Read More

PRSA Chair Comments on the Regulation of Creativty as a Means to Curb Unethical Conduct in Ad Age Op-Ed

May 08, 2012
In an op-ed published April 23 in Ad Age, Public Relations Society of America Chair and CEO Gerard Corbett suggests that regulation of the public relations profession is not the way to curb unethical conduct....Read More

PRSA: Smear Campaign Against USA TODAY is ‘Disturbing Example of Unethical PR’

April 20, 2012
The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) is quoted in an April 20, 2012, article in Ragan’s PRDaily detailing the alleged unethical public relations practices in an attempted smear campaign against USA TODAY reporters. PRSA Associate Director of Public Relations Keith Trivitt tells PRDaily that the alleged actions of setting up fake websites to damage the reputations of USA TODAY reporters represent a “disturbing example of unethical” public relations practices.
 
“In a society that is grounded in the principle of freedom of the press it is unfortunate that those working within or on behalf of the U.S. government would go to such lengths to attempt to subvert the dissemination of information that the public has a right to know,” said Trivitt.

Trivitt further states that PRSA is “disturbed” by the allegations and hopes that the federal government takes “every step necessary to investigate the matter and ensure the protection of reporters' and editors' constitutional right to report any and all information, no matter how embarrassing it may be to certain government agencies or contractors.”
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