The Society for New Communications Research has been awarded a research grant from the Institute for Public Relations and Wieck Media . The research study titled "New Media, New Influencers and Implications for the PR Profession," will explore the impact of Web 2.0 and social media tools on communications and the public relations profession. Through surveys and case studies, the research team will investigate how our conceptions of media and influence are evolving, how the role of PR is being redefined and what new skills are needed. PR, corporate and marketing communications professionals experienced in the use of social media in their communications initiatives are invited to participate in this research. A survey questionnaire is posted on New Communications Review. Read »

The Society for New Communications Research has been awarded a research grant from the Institute for Public Relations and Wieck Media . The research study titled "New Media, New Influencers and Implications for the PR Profession," will explore the impact of Web 2.0 and social media tools on communications and the public relations profession. Through surveys and case studies, the research team will investigate how our conceptions of media and influence are evolving, how the role of PR is being redefined and what new skills are needed. PR, corporate and marketing communications professionals experienced in the use of social media in their communications initiatives are invited to participate in this research. A survey questionnaire is posted on New Communications Review. Read »

The Society for New Communications Research has been awarded a research grant from the Institute for Public Relations and Wieck Media . The research study titled "New Media, New Influencers and Implications for the PR Profession," will explore the impact of Web 2.0 and social media tools on communications and the public relations profession. Through surveys and case studies, the research team will investigate how our conceptions of media and influence are evolving, how the role of PR is being redefined and what new skills are needed. PR, corporate and marketing communications professionals experienced in the use of social media in their communications initiatives are invited to participate in this research. A survey questionnaire is posted on New Communications Review. Read »

The Society for New Communications Research has been awarded a research grant from the Institute for Public Relations and Wieck Media . The research study titled "New Media, New Influencers and Implications for the PR Profession," will explore the impact of Web 2.0 and social media tools on communications and the public relations profession. Through surveys and case studies, the research team will investigate how our conceptions of media and influence are evolving, how the role of PR is being redefined and what new skills are needed. PR, corporate and marketing communications professionals experienced in the use of social media in their communications initiatives are invited to participate in this research. A survey questionnaire is posted on New Communications Review. Read »

The Society for New Communications Research has been awarded a research grant from the Institute for Public Relations and Wieck Media . The research study titled "New Media, New Influencers and Implications for the PR Profession," will explore the impact of Web 2.0 and social media tools on communications and the public relations profession. Through surveys and case studies, the research team will investigate how our conceptions of media and influence are evolving, how the role of PR is being redefined and what new skills are needed. PR, corporate and marketing communications professionals experienced in the use of social media in their communications initiatives are invited to participate in this research. A survey questionnaire is posted on New Communications Review. Read »