what are the tasks of a press office in an institution?
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Selectively presenting evidence that supports the organization's position or agenda.\n\nMaking public denials and apologies on behalf of the organization or an executive member.\n\nPhrasing news in a way that assumes unproven truths. \n\nUsing euphemisms to disguise or promote the organization's agenda. \n\nSelective use of facts to support the organization's agenda.\n\nGeneral damage control.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nRegards,\n\nArmus
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Staff meeting.\n\na suggestion box\n\nconfidential meetings\n\nquestionnaire
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An organization’s reputation, profitability, and even its continued existence can depend on the degree to which its targeted “publics” support its goals and policies. Public relations specialists—also referred to as communications specialists and media specialists, among other titles—serve as advocates for businesses, nonprofit associations, universities, hospitals, and other organizations, and build and maintain positive relationships with the public. As managers recognize the importance of good public relations to the success of their organizations, they increasingly rely on public relations specialists for advice on the strategy and policy of such programs.\n\nPublic relations specialists handle organizational functions such as media, community, consumer, industry, and governmental relations; political campaigns; interest-group representation; conflict mediation; and employee and investor relations. They do more than “tell the organization’s story.” They must understand the attitudes and concerns of community, consumer, employee, and public interest groups and establish and maintain cooperative relationships with them and with representatives from print and broadcast journalism.\n\nPublic relations specialists draft press releases and contact people in the media who might print or broadcast their material. Many radio or television special reports, newspaper stories, and magazine articles start at the desks of public relations specialists. Sometimes the subject is an organization and its policies toward its employees or its role in the community. Often the subject is a public issue, such as health, energy, or the environment, and what an organization does to advance that issue.\n\nPublic relations specialists also arrange and conduct programs to keep up contact between organization representatives and the public. For example, they set up speaking engagements and often prepare speeches for company officials. These media specialists represent employers at community projects; make film, slide, or other visual presentations at meetings and school assemblies; and plan conventions. In addition, they are responsible for preparing annual reports and writing proposals for various projects.\n\nIn government, public relations specialists—who may be called press secretaries, information officers, public affairs specialists, or communication specialists—keep the public informed about the activities of agencies and officials. For example, public affairs specialists in the U.S. Department of State keep the public informed of travel advisories and of U.S. positions on foreign issues. A press secretary for a member of Congress keeps constituents aware of the representative’s accomplishments.\n\nIn large organizations, the key public relations executive, who often is a vice president, may develop overall plans and policies with other executives. In addition, public relations departments employ public relations specialists to write, research, prepare materials, maintain contacts, and respond to inquiries.\n\nPeople who handle publicity for an individual or who direct public relations for a small organization may deal with all aspects of the job. They contact people, plan and research, and prepare materials for distribution. They also may handle advertising or sales promotion work to support marketing efforts.\n\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos086.htm#nature
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The jobs are varied in this field of mass communication/public relations.  It's going to depend on what your area of interest is.  Some areas are: marketing reps. for any number of kinds of companies from health care to pharmaceuticals to industry.  Someone with this kind of background may also find they are comfortable working for non-profit agencies doing fund raising/community awareness. Other areas are newspapers, magazines, television stations, radio, advertising.  Good luck!
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Local newspaper.\n\nSchool Paper\n\nCreate an online News Blog
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well\ni suggest u give an ad in the papers\nperhaps u will recieve a good responce.
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You need to plan for \nPrinting (buy, lease or outsource), \nDistribution (your own network of vendors or use the existing vendors or outsource the), \nNewsprint sourcing (lead times for this can be days of months depending on your print run), \narrange for Wire Feeds, \nreporting staff if you want to do original reporting, \ndesk staff to make the pages (not required if you outsource)\n\n\nWorkplace requirements\nSufficient numbers of \nWorkspace\nComputers\nPagemaking software (not required if you outsource)\nInternet Connectivity\nConnectiivity between the office and your printing press\n\nYou'll also need to register the title at some point (depends on the country you are writing in from)\n\nFinally when you have all this. you can put it together every evening, send the pages off to the press and get it distributed in the morning to news stands, and to homes.\n\nThis is of course assuming, that you';ve already done some pre-marketing for your paper.\n\nFor an over view of how a paper is produced have a look at how the The Times of India is produced.\n\nhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7154354738162008571&q=times+of+india\n\n& \n\nhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4513556841595347444&q=times+of+india
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The is a document produced by an organisation which informs people of the qualities and quallifications which are desired or required for a job role.
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Start with a headline, include a main photo or graphic, add a couple of smaller support photos or graphics if it makes sense to, include a short paragraph of copy, include a few bullet points of features or benefits, include contact information like a phone number and web address.\n\nDon't use more than two fonts, leave some white space.
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First define the Communication Requirements - Who should recieve what communication and when - Have a proper Communication Planning Strategy...define the types of communications used, Information distribution process, \nWritten, Verbal, email, Formal, Reports briefing etc...
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That person handles certain details.  For example they may be responsible for personnel policies, issuing manual about employment, finding a health care coverage system.  They probably have to make sure all the bills are paid, like the water bill, etc.  They have to make sure you can meet the payroll.  They have to make sure there are evacuation instructions for fire in each room.  Everything it takes to run the institution.  They are not responsible for strategic goals like philosophically where the institution is supposed to be going.  More the nuts-and-bolts stuff to keep the place runnning.  Like air conditioners and roads and toilet paper in the bathrooms.  Complying with record-keeping rules.  Paying taxes.  Getting the place painted or new carpet or tile.  Deciding the priorities on how to spend money.  Making sure the phone system works, does it need upgrading and what new phone system to get...providing internet access, deciding the backbone.  Providing janitorial services and getting the trash pickeed up.  Oh yes, and all the systems of badges etc.  I feel it is much broader than human resources.  Depends on how big the institution is.  I mean this is kind of random but this type of stuff.
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Managing the staff performances, controlling a budgeting in the company,critical issue must have meeting between manager and the employees, responding and answering the customer complaint, reviewing a feedback from the staff, giving a new ideas and discussing the ideas with employees, advertising the media in the billboard
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the s.s. administration office
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I recommend PRWeb (www.prweb.com) and they can also assist you in perfecting your press release. As little as spelling and grammer checking on up to a complete overhaul. I'm told they are very inexpensive while still sending your press release out on a huge distribution network (local and international).\n\nDon't poo-poo a press release distributor since you never know who's going to take an interest in your business and want to shine a big spotlight on it.
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smack it with  a newspaper
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the media runs the show.
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Since your question is not very clear. I assume you are asking this in realtion to an English course.\nIn a report an introduction has five functions they are:\n- defining important terms used in the report\n- contextualising the assignment \n- outlines how the report will proceed \n- stating the focus of the report \n- indicating the significance of the findings \nIn an introduction you lay out a plan for what will follow. Taken in that context introductions have two equally important functions -\n- to inform the audience of the subject of discourse and your thesis \n- to create interest in your subject of discourse (making the audience interested inwhat you have to say).\nI hope this is the solution you are looking for. If not, please be a bit more specific with your question.