PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGEMENT Semester IV Session 4
MEDIA RELATIONS
WHAT IS MEDIA RELATIONS? The act of involvement with the various media for the purpose of informing the public of the department’s mission, policies and practices in a positive, consistent and credible manner.  All contacts with the media should be regarded as opportunities to educate both the media and the public they inform on correctional and criminal justice issues.  Source:  Vermont.gov
WHAT IS MEDIA RELATIONS? The relationship between an individual or group and the communication channels (media) it uses. Generally, this relationship is started and nurtured by the public relations specialist.  Source:  abanet.org
WHY MEDIA RELATIONS IS IMPORTANT Reputation is important to your companies Reputation helps increasing sales Reputation helps increasing investment Reputation makes a difference Media relations drives top reputations
MEDIA RELATIONS = SALES PUBLICITY = NAME RECOGNITION NAME RECOGNITION = RESPECT RESPECT =   $ ALES
YOU IN MIRROR Sender  or you as a source Media  as a mirror Recipient  as your target group
BASICS OF MEDIA RELATIONS
THE BASICS OF MEDIA RELATIONS... Establish media contacts Know your subject matter! Have a GOOD story to tell
MEDIA CONTACTS... You must cultivate a relationship Be aware of audience segmentation Work with your reporter to…. Get the story right! Have names, titles, call signs, spellings. Let the reporter do his/her job.
THE FIVE F’S OF MEDIA RELATIONS   Factual Friendly Fair Fast Frank
YOUR MEDIA “TOOLBOX…” Established contact with reporter Line up resources that support the story! People who are experts in their area The facts at your fingertips. A printed fact sheet. Prompt follow-up.
UNDERSTANDING NEWS What is News? What is Newsworthy?
WHAT IS NEWS? According to dictionaries, News is: Something not existing before Something discovered recently Something seen for the first time
VIEWS OF NEWS A wise editor: Anything that “interests a large part of the community and has never been brought to its attention before.” The wise editor’s wise-aleck employee: “When a dog bites a man, that is not news… When the man bites the dog, that is.”
ELEMENTS OF NEWS Timeliness. News is fresh and recent. Importance. News has impact and consequence. Proximity. News is relevant. Conflict. News is dramatic. Prominence. News is people whose names we recognize. Unusualness. News is abnormal. Human Interest. News is life.
WHAT IS NEWSWORTHY? Something new, that no one has ever said or heard before Something timely – yesterday’s news is old news Something that involves a public figure or organization Something unusual or ironic Something with a human interest angle Something visual Something that centers around an event or happening Something that affects a large number of people Something which is a variation of a theme already receiving media attention Something interesting on an otherwise slow news day
THANK YOU Contact Moksh Juneja  Avignyata Inc. Social Media Catalyst Mobile: +91 9322121170 Email:  [email_address]

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Public Relations Management Session 4 News

  • 1. PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGEMENT Semester IV Session 4
  • 3. WHAT IS MEDIA RELATIONS? The act of involvement with the various media for the purpose of informing the public of the department’s mission, policies and practices in a positive, consistent and credible manner.  All contacts with the media should be regarded as opportunities to educate both the media and the public they inform on correctional and criminal justice issues.  Source: Vermont.gov
  • 4. WHAT IS MEDIA RELATIONS? The relationship between an individual or group and the communication channels (media) it uses. Generally, this relationship is started and nurtured by the public relations specialist. Source: abanet.org
  • 5. WHY MEDIA RELATIONS IS IMPORTANT Reputation is important to your companies Reputation helps increasing sales Reputation helps increasing investment Reputation makes a difference Media relations drives top reputations
  • 6. MEDIA RELATIONS = SALES PUBLICITY = NAME RECOGNITION NAME RECOGNITION = RESPECT RESPECT = $ ALES
  • 7. YOU IN MIRROR Sender or you as a source Media as a mirror Recipient as your target group
  • 8. BASICS OF MEDIA RELATIONS
  • 9. THE BASICS OF MEDIA RELATIONS... Establish media contacts Know your subject matter! Have a GOOD story to tell
  • 10. MEDIA CONTACTS... You must cultivate a relationship Be aware of audience segmentation Work with your reporter to…. Get the story right! Have names, titles, call signs, spellings. Let the reporter do his/her job.
  • 11. THE FIVE F’S OF MEDIA RELATIONS Factual Friendly Fair Fast Frank
  • 12. YOUR MEDIA “TOOLBOX…” Established contact with reporter Line up resources that support the story! People who are experts in their area The facts at your fingertips. A printed fact sheet. Prompt follow-up.
  • 13. UNDERSTANDING NEWS What is News? What is Newsworthy?
  • 14. WHAT IS NEWS? According to dictionaries, News is: Something not existing before Something discovered recently Something seen for the first time
  • 15. VIEWS OF NEWS A wise editor: Anything that “interests a large part of the community and has never been brought to its attention before.” The wise editor’s wise-aleck employee: “When a dog bites a man, that is not news… When the man bites the dog, that is.”
  • 16. ELEMENTS OF NEWS Timeliness. News is fresh and recent. Importance. News has impact and consequence. Proximity. News is relevant. Conflict. News is dramatic. Prominence. News is people whose names we recognize. Unusualness. News is abnormal. Human Interest. News is life.
  • 17. WHAT IS NEWSWORTHY? Something new, that no one has ever said or heard before Something timely – yesterday’s news is old news Something that involves a public figure or organization Something unusual or ironic Something with a human interest angle Something visual Something that centers around an event or happening Something that affects a large number of people Something which is a variation of a theme already receiving media attention Something interesting on an otherwise slow news day
  • 18. THANK YOU Contact Moksh Juneja Avignyata Inc. Social Media Catalyst Mobile: +91 9322121170 Email: [email_address]

Editor's Notes

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  • #8: Media attention is an important mean of communication. There are a number of reasons why you should seek to get media coverage, ranging from generating public debate and obtaining support for ideas and actions up to enhancing the visibility of the organization, facilitating fundraising. Institutions are here to serve the public and as such they must communicate with media frequently. Transparency and accountability are basic requirements of every democratic society, of societies that are built on the right of the people to know and be informed. The lack of information affects people daily lives. Misleading public means generating/deepening crisis in the society overall. Your right is to tell and lead, your role is to share, shape and influence. In other hand the media are here to reflect the reality, to bridge YOU and those whose lives might be affected by your decision. They are the mirror of society so everybody can see itself in the mirror. Media are link that resonates soundly, it is your amplifier, the amplifier of your good and negative attitudes. Ignoring media is ignoring seeing yourself in the mirror but on top of everything else is ignoring your audience, people whom you are supposed to serve. If you are transparent and accountable the media is good opportunity, otherwise from being your and your closest ally, media can turn in most hated enemies. Media are your mirror so use it to promote your good image and new model of leadership. Demonstrate with your appearance professionalism and courage . Show that you believe in the message you are giving and try to win the support of the audience. Win media with your good communication skills, your words, voice and your body language. You are the sender who has something to tell; media are transmitter that helps you to spread the word and reach multimillion audience. You are the source, so be professional media source. Cultivate good relationship with media, understand their nature and requirements. Help them in being professional as well. No journalist is supposed to know everything. They know what the sources tell them. If the sources are not clear and messages are not properly articulated the deficiencies will be reflected in the media. Your image and reputation will go down. Never forget who you are representing. Don’t say “we, me, I” use the name of the organization/agency you work for. If you appear in a longer interview than you can personalize slightly success stories, but instead saying I or ANE/ANIH say WE improved business/investment climate. However, central issue is the need to promote good image of organization/agency, to make it known and reliable.
  • #12: Factual ( Stories are NEWS based on facts. If there is no new fact to reveal, or new angle towards the facts, there is no ground for appearing in the media. As more factual you are, more credible you will be in the eyes of your audience. The facts must be build upon the rights of the people to know and be informed. The credibility is bigger if the facts you reveal are complemented by their sources. Try to make the facts interesting. Give them a color and link them with human interest. Facts and statistic can always be followed by personal anecdote or another experience, that will enrich narration and illustrate better your point. In order to be more factual, try to avoid any political statement. The use of the facts for political purposes can destroy the credibility of the organization that you are representing.) F riendly ( Try to keep friendly relation with reporters and avoid calling them only when you need them. This does not mean that you should not feel free to call him/her to comment what they wrote/aired. Before meeting reporter for the first time try to learn more about his/her work. Approach him/her on name and try to be positive even when you have mental fights with the media organization he/she works. Keep reporter updated on the developments even when there is no daily/instant news. ) F air ( Never apply any form of discrimination against journalists neither media organization . Treat them in the same way, be honest and fair. Favoring one reporter or one media organization and leaving behind the others might have very big cost. In long run it can damage badly reputation of your organization. Media are part of the very competitive market so they have to run the stories which they will otherwise avoid. If you disseminate information in selective way, somebody will remain “short” while its competition will run the story. Remember it is not competing company who will be targeted first. The criticism will fall in you. Try to be fair even when you face the criticism. Never try to mislead reporter in hiding the truth or avoiding to give an answer. Never, ever lie reporter. If it is needed be self-critical, but use the reporters presence to reveal success stories as well. This will help in keeping the balance). Fast ( Remember: One day old news is not news anymore. News is immediacy. The nature of the media is connected with deadlines , so when the press rings to your office assume it is an emergency and try to be fast in requested response. When reporter cannot reach you assign person to help him/her or go back to him/her as soon as you can. A call returned even a few hours later may be too late for the deadlines set for the news. Try to avoid calling reporters during their deadlines. In particular if you are dealing with reporter working in electronic media who airs the news frequently. With print media situation is different since their deadline usually is in the late evening hours. An e mail or phone message returned the next day could be very late response. ) Frank (Be open and honest. If you are not happy with question use the “bridge words” and pass to the message you would like to deliver or simply say that you cannot give an answer. Professional sources of the media usually explain the reasons of rejecting to answer on the reporters question. As far as justification is valid and it is not a result of the attempts to hide something or save the time in unfair manner, you will be OK with media. In this case it is strongly recommended to set the deadline when you will go back to reporter with the required answer. )