Does PR rule the world? - Wallman, James
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Does PR rule the world? is a study into the primary definers of travel journalism, asking an essential question: do journalists decide what is and isn't news on their own, or do public relations experts manipulate the news to their agenda? Through the prism of one event, the launch of easyCruise from easyJet founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou, James Wallman investigates one of journalism's most pressing dilemmas. Featuring insights from media commentators Noam Chomsky and Stuart Hall, as well as interviews with journalists - including the Mail on Sunday's travel editor Frank Barrett and the…mehr

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Does PR rule the world? is a study into the primary definers of travel journalism, asking an essential question: do journalists decide what is and isn't news on their own, or do public relations experts manipulate the news to their agenda? Through the prism of one event, the launch of easyCruise from easyJet founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou, James Wallman investigates one of journalism's most pressing dilemmas. Featuring insights from media commentators Noam Chomsky and Stuart Hall, as well as interviews with journalists - including the Mail on Sunday's travel editor Frank Barrett and the Financial Times How to Spend It's deputy editor Claire Wrathall - Wallman analyses whether it's journalists or PRs who ultimately decide what is and isn't news, answering the key question: does PR rule the media world?
Autorenporträt
James Wallman is a journalist, columnist, analyst and futurist, writing for GQ, Men s Health, Esquire, the New York Times and T3 where he writes the futurology column. In the line of duty, he s met terrorists in Uganda for CNN Traveller, worn man-scara for The Guardian and, for The Telegraph, been frozen to -120° dressed only in his underpants.