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Joining me this week’s episode is Tatevik Simonyan , the co-founder and director of communications and international relations at SPRING PR company in Armenia. I first met Tatevik when I was looking to expand the ethics cases outside of the US. And early in 2009, together with my two partners, I founded SPRING PR.
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From there, we reached the point where we now work with large international clients, though they are not the focus here. Here, I place a significant emphasis on the ethics of how we do things. It may sound abstract because if we have a strong brand and selling, why do we need ethics? Ultimately, we have always worked for brands.
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Ensure the communication is consistent with the company’s ethics and culture. That is the case for the Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa’s (PRISA) code of ethics. Also, refrain from misleading environmentally friendly imagery. Be factual, honest and truthful. Moving beyond greenwashing.
Ensure the communication is consistent with the company’s ethics and culture. That is the case for the Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa’s (PRISA) code of ethics. Also, refrain from misleading environmentally friendly imagery. Be factual, honest and truthful. Moving beyond greenwashing.
Ensure the communication is consistent with the company’s ethics and culture. That is the case for the Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa’s (PRISA) code of ethics. Also, refrain from misleading environmentally friendly imagery. Be factual, honest and truthful. Moving beyond greenwashing.
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In my paper at this year’s International History of Public Relations Conference (IHPRC) I stepped outside my PhD topic (examining career strategies in PR) and offered a methodological focus. In particular this addresses ethical and practical challenges that arise when using the internet and social media within a research methodology.
In my paper at this year’s International History of Public Relations Conference (IHPRC) I stepped outside my PhD topic (examining career strategies in PR) and offered a methodological focus. In particular this addresses ethical and practical challenges that arise when using the internet and social media within a research methodology.
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