The Internet and electronic communication has transformed public relations. However, a significant barrier in impeding further progress towards the free interchange of content, is the incompatibilities that exist between the plethora of hardware and software systems. XML (eXtensible Mark-up Language) is a universal computer mark-up language that overcomes these barriers, but it has to be customised for each industry that seeks to use it. XPRL is the public relations specific XML that is being developed by XPRL.Org, an industry-backed not-for-profit organisation created specifically to undertake the task. To develop XPRL, the industry has to have scoped and defined its processes so that they can be fitted into a framework that denotes ...
UnrestrictedThis thesis is an examination of how Web 2.0 affects U.S. public relations practices. Th...
This article presents an overview of the evolution and emerging architecture of the public relations...
XMI, is a technology recommendation of the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium). XML is concerned with th...
ppXML is an information infrastructure that enables and facilitates meaningful information and knowl...
Mankind has known public relations for as long as civilization exists. It has always been a tool tha...
Digital public relations is recognized as one of the very important concepts raised with the digitiz...
This article examines the role of the new information and communication technology in enhancing the ...
No other technology has drawn so much attention in so little time, in both the academic and the busi...
AbstractOnline public relations may constitute a unique way of promoting an organization, its produc...
A variety of communication channels, which can use the organisation meant that the process is more d...
Public Relations is an inseparable part of every successful company nowadays. The present article in...
UnrestrictedAdvances in technology occur with increasing rapidity, allowing consumers to control or ...
This text equips students with the essential skills for developing and writing public relations mate...
Understanding the true meaning of public relations will never be classified as a science because it ...
The development of technology and IT tools have brought about an extraordinary acceleration of the ...
UnrestrictedThis thesis is an examination of how Web 2.0 affects U.S. public relations practices. Th...
This article presents an overview of the evolution and emerging architecture of the public relations...
XMI, is a technology recommendation of the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium). XML is concerned with th...
ppXML is an information infrastructure that enables and facilitates meaningful information and knowl...
Mankind has known public relations for as long as civilization exists. It has always been a tool tha...
Digital public relations is recognized as one of the very important concepts raised with the digitiz...
This article examines the role of the new information and communication technology in enhancing the ...
No other technology has drawn so much attention in so little time, in both the academic and the busi...
AbstractOnline public relations may constitute a unique way of promoting an organization, its produc...
A variety of communication channels, which can use the organisation meant that the process is more d...
Public Relations is an inseparable part of every successful company nowadays. The present article in...
UnrestrictedAdvances in technology occur with increasing rapidity, allowing consumers to control or ...
This text equips students with the essential skills for developing and writing public relations mate...
Understanding the true meaning of public relations will never be classified as a science because it ...
The development of technology and IT tools have brought about an extraordinary acceleration of the ...
UnrestrictedThis thesis is an examination of how Web 2.0 affects U.S. public relations practices. Th...
This article presents an overview of the evolution and emerging architecture of the public relations...
XMI, is a technology recommendation of the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium). XML is concerned with th...