Thank you for your interest in the “Public Relations Defined” initiative, a collaborative, industry-wide advocacy campaign to modernize the definition of public relations. As of Friday, Dec. 2, 2011, the submission field is closed. More than 1,000 submissions were received during a two-week open submission period between Nov. 21-Dec. 2, 2011.
Data collected from those submissions will be used by a special PRSA Definition of Public Relations Task Force to develop three draft definitions. These will be put up for a public vote on this website in the days ahead.
Be sure to check back soon and look for further announcements on the PRSA website.
You can also learn more about the initiative here, comment about it online using the hashtag #PRDefined or read media and blogger coverage of #PRDefined here.
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