PR Needs Transparency – Not ‘Black Box’ Measurement
— by Jim Macnamara Download

A number of more objective measures than 'advertising value equivalency' have emerged for public relations. But many use secret algorithms in proprietary software and coding methods that are not transparent. This report from the 2006 Summit on Measurement in the US calls for transparency in the methods used to measure the effects and value of PR.

 

 
 
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• Jim Macnamara presents refereed paper at the Australian and New Zealand Communication Association (ANZCA) 2008 conference, Wellington New Zealand