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Snapshot: #PRDefined Word Cloud — Day 2

Posted by PRSA Staff  in November 22nd 2011  
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Below is a “snapshot” word cloud of the first two days of submissions for the #PRDefined initiative. The leading words so far are “public,” “communication,” “organization,” “stakeholders” and “audiences.”

Submit Your Definition of Public Relations



As of 4 p.m. EST Nov. 22, we have received more than 400 individual submissions. Deadline to submit is Dec. 2, 2011.

All of the words you see above come from public relations professionals from around the world, providing their input for a new, more modern definition of public relations.

You can submit your own definition of public relations here. Or add a more detailed definition in the comments below.

We’ll collect all of the data and submissions and generate three proposed definitions. Those proposals will go up for public vote on the PRSA website in early December, where public relations professionals can make the final decision about a new definition for the profession.

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