IPRA PARTICIPATES IN 61st ANNUAL UN DPI/NGO CONFERENCE ON 60th ANNIVERSARY OF HUMAN RIGHTS DECLARATION

LONDON, 21 August 2008. Reaffirming its original charter on ethics in public relations, the International Public Relations Association (IPRA) will participate in the United Nations Department of Public Information (DPI)/Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) Conference on the 60th anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights.

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First IPRA Communications Award to be presented to Prof. Tim Traverse-Healy, OBE.

Stockholm-Lidingö, Sweden, April 5, 2008. It is a great pleasure to announce the result of the IPRA College of Members Emeriti's election of the first recipient of the IPRA Comunications Award. The recipient is Professor Tim Traverse-Healy, OBE.

Frontline August 2008

 

Wooing Visitors to Wellington Esmé Gibbins explains the role PR plays in promoting a destination   Global Echoes and Public Affairs Issues of great importance in one part of the world are spreading like ripples across the globe with ramifications for the public affairs agenda. Carolyn Tieger looks at two developments that have reverberated loudly between continents.

In this Issue Choosing and Using PR Agencies Fuelling Gazprom’s Warmer Image Reality Distorted by Photoshop and Bias Reaching out to Gay Consumers The Importance of Style Wooing Visitors to Wellington Lessons from the Chinese Blogosphere Shining a Light on Sight President’s Update Emerging with Credibility Intact When Foreign Businesses Mismanage Crises in Korea Reaching India’s Affluent 300 Million Ukraine – Not for the Faint Hearted Asia Embraces CSR Global Echoes and Public Affairs