Which set of characteristics most accurately describe PR ?
Low cost, high credibility, low control
Public relations (PR) gains coverage through news stories, press releases and events rather than paid space, so it is relatively low cost compared with advertising.
Because the message reaches the public through an independent third party (a journalist or editor), audiences find it more believable - high credibility.
The flip side is that the organisation cannot decide whether, when or how the story is used - low control. Advertising is the opposite: high cost, lower credibility, high control.
Hence, the answer is Low cost, high credibility, low control.
What is Prasar Bharati ?
In the context of Indian television, which of the following did not take place in the decade of 1980 ?
Which of the following options shows the correct chronological order of communication technologies ?
This American code of ethics provides the guideline for social media :
Samuel Warren and Louis Bradeis are associated with the ............... .
Which of the following is not principle of social media ethics ?
Which media platform is commonly not used for live, updates and realtime communication in sports ?
Which of the four PR models set out below is used most by practitioners ?
Read the following statements and choose the correct option.
i. The internet has no clear institutional status. Hence it is not considered as a mass medium.
ii. The internet is a medium of both mass and interpersonal communication.
Write the full form of ‘NWICO’.
Which among the following are NOT the strengths of radio?
(A) Audience selectivity
(B) Directional signage
(C) Frequency builder
(D) Low cost product
(E) Low reach
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
| List-I Type of media | List-II Example |
| (A) Print | (I) Television |
| (B) Interactive | (II) Magazine |
| (C) Out of home | (III) Internet |
| (D) Broadcast | (IV) Poster |
A brief 10 - 60 second message between programmes, generally in the form of jingles is called as_________________.
| List-I (Television Channel) | List-II (Type) |
| (A) Doordarshan | (I) International |
| (B) Aaj Tak | (II) Conglomerate |
| (C) BBC | (III) Government |
| (D) Sony | (IV) Private |