Handbook for Public Relations Writing

Handbook for Public Relations Writing
ISBN-10
0844231533
ISBN-13
9780844231532
Pages
287
Language
English
Published
1988
Publisher
Ntc Business Books
Author
Thomas Harvey Bivins

Description

The all-new edition of this popular handbook features those public relations and publicity documents most called for in on-the-job situations. Author Tom Bivins tackles all aspects of public relations and publicity writing and shows you how to produce attention-getting print and broadcast press releases, PSA's newsletters, magazines, brochures, annual reports, and speeches.

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