Page Turner Blog

May 28

Finding Our Essential Knowledge

Tom-P.-Nicholson

Dr. James E. Grunig has articulated three kinds of research in our field: 1. Research used in the practice of public relations to identify publics, set strategies and measure results. 2. Research on the practice of public relations to...

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May 27

The Authentic Enterprise Provides Basis for Rich Discussion

Tom Martin

The Authentic Enterprise held center stage for two and a half days recently at a gathering of leading academics, corporate and agency practitioners. It definitely accomplished one of the key objectives by encouraging dialogue on the outcomes the...

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May 16

How much transparency is enough?

Tom-P.-Nicholson

Too many corporations and agencies have made the mistake of disguising advocacy efforts by creating phony front organizations posing as something other than what they really are. It’s very clear that honesty is always the best policy and...

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May 14

Looking Ahead to Future Leaders of the Profession

Donald K. Wright

A major objective of both the Arthur W. Page Society and its The Authentic Enterprise white paper is to stimulate dialogue that will help organizations be more authentic. Since its inception 25 years ago, the Page Society has established a solid...

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May 09

The Dialogue Takes Off

Roger Bolton

The dialogue we hoped to spark when we published The Authentic Enterprise and launched this blog is taking off. References to our white paper and our blog are popping up all over the world in the blogosphere and in the mainstream media, as...

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May 07

A New Role for the CCO—Defining and Activating Values

Roger Bolton

One aspect of the Page Society’s white paper, The Authentic Enterprise, that has gotten little commentary, is the recommendation that chief communications officers (CCOs) assert leadership in defining and activating values. Ironically, this...

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