Managing public relations.

Andreas Schwarz

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Abstract This chapter considers public relations (PR) and its contribution to the arts and entertainment sector, focusing particularly on three distinct areas of activity: media relations in publicity and promotion; stakeholder engagement and co-creation; and issues and crisis communications. Related case studies are incorporated and discussed to illustrate these specialist areas.

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