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The 68 pages that link to Public relations, each with the reason it gives.

• Celebrity interviewNarrower topic: Many interviews also serve publicity goals, especially around a new release or campaign.

• Newspaper journalismCompared with: Unlike newspaper journalism, public relations serves the interests of the organization it represents.

• Watchdog journalismCompared with: Public relations promotes an organization's interests; watchdog journalism independently tests its claims.

• Publicity stuntNarrower topic: Publicity stunts are a conspicuous tactic within the wider practice of public relations.

• Strategic communicationBroader topic: It is a major organizational practice for building and maintaining relationships through communication.

• Advocacy groupRelated: Media outreach helps groups frame issues and build public support.

• Communication studiesCompared with: Public relations is a professional domain that communication studies analyzes alongside other communication practices.

• Entertainment journalismCompared with: Publicists promote clients, while journalists are expected to verify claims independently.

• Ivy LeeNarrower topic: Lee helped establish public relations as an organized service for corporations.

• Daniel J. BoorstinRelated: Boorstin connected publicity practices to the manufacture of public images.

• History of communicationRelated: Organizations developed strategic messaging as mass communication expanded.

• Boy AbundaRelated: Abunda's publicist work connects entertainment careers with media and public image.

• Business communicationRelated: Organizations use it to build trust and explain their actions beyond the workplace.

• Erika KirkRelated: A high-profile leadership transition makes organizational communication consequential.

• History of advertisingCompared with: Public relations often seeks earned attention, unlike advertising’s purchased media space.

• Elsa MaxwellRelated: Her hosting cultivated visibility and relationships for the prominent guests who attended.

• Face (social interaction)Related: Organizations use reputation repair to respond to public threats to their standing.

• Media monitoringNarrower topic: Public relations teams use coverage tracking to assess visibility and guide communication.