Name/Title
Lo Specchio Infranto: come i relatori pubblici e i giornalisti italiani percepiscono la propria prossione e quella dell'altro (The Shattered Mirror: how Italian public speakers and journalists perceive their own proximity and that of the other)Entry/Object ID
2012.02.01Description
Explores the notoriously tense, co-dependent, and highly volatile relationship between journalists and public relations professionals.Context
Borrowing the metaphor of a "shattered mirror," the authors write that while both professions rely entirely on one another, they view themselves and each other through distorted, fragmented, and often hypocritical lenses.Acquisition
Accession
2012.02Source or Donor
Toni Muzi FalconiSource (if not Accessioned)
Toni Muzi FalconiNotes
Date Acquired: 4/19/12Book Details
Editor
Chiara Valentini and Toni Muzi FalconiEdition
First EditionPlace Published
City
RomeCountry
ItalyContinent
EuropeDate Published
2008ISBN
978-88-89829-36-2General Notes
Note
Softcover in a boxed set including three CD discs. Lo scenario della professione: L'analisti e la valutazione: Come misurare e valutare i risultani delle relazioni pubbliche con Stefania Romenti (The analyst and the evaluation: The scenario of the profession: How to measure and evaluate the results of public relations with Stefania Romenti); Come si forma l'opinione pubblica: la pervasivita delle relazioni pubbliche con Chico Testa (How public opinion is formed: the pervasiveness of public relations with Chico Testa); La progettazione e l'attuazione: Gli obiettivi che le relazioni pubbliche aiutano a perseguire e a raggiungere con Paolo Iammatteo (The design and implementation: The objectives that public relations help to pursue and achieve with Paolo Iammatteo). Signed by the authorCreate Date
December 15, 2020Update Date
August 10, 2026