Welcome to the Public Relations Wikicity!
All are welcome to contribute
The prWikicity is in its infancy, so please feel free to give guidance, support and encouragement to the project.
The mission of this Wikicity is:
- to describe the history and development of public relations as a profession
- to serve as a resource for p.r. tactics and tools
- to engage public relations professionals and those seeking to enter the profession to help edit and improve this wikicity project
- to act as a community gathering place for public relations professionals, who can share their experiences and knowledge about the profession with others
Interactivity
We do not aim to be a clone of Wikipedia articles on p.r. (which is, in fact, something not allowed in Wikicities) but instead hopes to become a repository for shared p.r. experiences as well as a resource for professionals and those entering the profession.
- Be sure to visit our p.r. tipsheet page, where you can read and share your own tips about tools and techniques you have used in the profession of public relations.
- Start a User page, and tell us about your experiences and your background in p.r.
- Help edit and create articles that will accurately reflect public relations as you know it as a profession
We're glad you're here, and we hope you'll help us make this a great space.
- "This is not a secret press bureau. All our work is done in the open. We aim to supply news." - Declaration of Principles by Ivy Ledbetter Lee (1877-1934), founder of modern public relations.
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