A typology of the public relations strategy employed by pharmaceutical firms on the Polish market – An analysis of selected examples and their market conditioning
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RIS BIB ENDNOTEA typology of the public relations strategy employed by pharmaceutical firms on the Polish market – An analysis of selected examples and their market conditioning
Publication date: 10.10.2015
Media Research Issues, 2015, Volume 58, Issue 2 (222), pp. 474-490
https://doi.org/10.4467/2299-6362PZ.15.034.4144Authors
A typology of the public relations strategy employed by pharmaceutical firms on the Polish market – An analysis of selected examples and their market conditioning
From the viewpoint of pharmaceutical companies, the employed tools of communication in the realm of public relations is a very important element of communication with many groups of their milieu, internal as well as external. Especially in the example of the second category, PR activity is often the only available means of communication of these organizations and their milieu, as the existing legal regulations essentially limit the possibility of realizing their communications activities, including those linked with the promotion of their own products, and especially advertising of these products. The goal of this article is to analyze selected communication strategies executed by pharmaceutical companies on the Polish market over the last two decades, and their market conditioning, as well as delineating their basic typologies.
Information: Media Research Issues, 2015, Volume 58, Issue 2 (222), pp. 474-490
Article type: Original article
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A typology of the public relations strategy employed by pharmaceutical firms on the Polish market – An analysis of selected examples and their market conditioning
A typology of the public relations strategy employed by pharmaceutical firms on the Polish market – An analysis of selected examples and their market conditioning
Institute of Journalism and Social Communication of the Jagiellonian University
Poland
Published at: 10.10.2015
Article status: Open
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