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- ItemThe Relationship Between Public Relations Ethics & Law(2009) Parsons, PatriciaPodcast originally prepared for GPRL 6106 (PR Ethics & Law) examining the relationship between ethical considerations and legal issues in public relations practice.
- ItemMachiavellianism & Public Relations(2009) Parsons, PatriciaPodcast exploring the concept of Machiavellianism in public relations ethics.
- ItemEthics and Social Media(2009) Parsons, PatriciaPodcast originally prepared for GPRL 6106 (PR Ethics & Law)examining ethical issues associated with social media tools and tactics.
- ItemPublic Relations & the Ethics of Power(2009) Parsons, PatriciaThe power inherent in the practice of public relations as we know it today is at the heart of the larger ethical issues that face practitioners. This podcast discusses the ethics of the power that stems from the application of strategies and tactics that are designed to influence the way people think about organizations, issues, people and products.
- ItemPR Ethics and the Cameron Inquiry(2010) Parsons, PatriciaPodcast originally produced for GPRL 6106 (PR Ethics & Law)examining the extent to which PR ethics was put under a microscope by the Cameron Inquiry in Newfoundland & Labrador.
- ItemThe importance of ethics theory in professional ethics(2013) Parsons, PatriciaPodcast prepared for GPRL 6106 answering the following question: What does a beginning understanding of some of the theoretical foundations of ethical thinking do for us in a professional sense?
- ItemWhy study public relations ethics in grad school(2013) Parsons, PatriciaPodcast prepared for GPRL 6106. Discussion of the importance of ethics & law for graduate students in public communication.
- ItemThe lack of shared ethics frameworks for profesional public relations practice(2013) Parsons, PatriciaA podcast prepared for GPRL 6106 discussing the fact that public relations and other public communication industries have no shared foundational understanding of ethical principles.