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The Print Media Rebound: What it Means for PR

by William Comcowich | Dec 9, 2015 | Journalism

Print media are supposed to be on their deathbed, succumbing to the overwhelming popularity of digital publications. The imminent death of print publications is highly exaggerated. In fact, print is enjoying a rebound, as demonstrated by growing numbers of new...

Why Former Journalists Often Fail in Public Relations

by William Comcowich | Apr 30, 2015 | Journalism

Journalists seem to be piling into public relations. That’s no wonder considering the massive layoffs in media, growing pay gap between journalists and PR pros, and increasing number of PR jobs available. The number of reporting jobs fell from 52,550 in 2004 to...

Have Journalists Capitulated to PR?

by William Comcowich | Apr 30, 2015 | Journalism

Disappearing journalism jobs and the corresponding rise in public relations positions has transformed reporters into hacks who publish press releases verbatim, some claim. Newsrooms are under pressure to do more with smaller staffs. Growing ranks of PR pros,...

Is Public Relations the New Journalism?

by William Comcowich | Feb 19, 2015 | Journalism

Journalism is dying. Virtually all news publications have fewer journalists and fewer news pages. Is journalism being replaced by public relations? The number of reporters decreased from 52,550 to 43,630, a 17 percent drop, from 2003 to 2013, according to Pew...

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