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Future-driven library marketing

Darlene E. Weingand

1998

The unseen power

Scott M. Cutlip

1994

The marketer's guide to public relations

Thomas L. Harris

1991

Trust Us, We're Experts

Sheldon Rampton, John Stauber

2000

Lesly's handbook of public relations and communications

Philip Lesly

1991

The Fall of Advertising and the Rise of PR

Laura Ries, Al Ries

2002

Effective public relations

Allen H. Center, Glen M. Broom, Scott M. Cutlip

1999

Effective public relations

Allen H. Center, Scott M. Cutlip, Glen M. Broom

1964

Handbook of public relations

Robert L. Heath

2001

Making the news

Jason Salzman

1998

The public relations handbook

Alison Theaker

2012

Winning PR in the Wired World

Don Middleberg

2001

Book discussions for adults

Ted Balcom

1992

Power and influence

Robert L. Dilenschneider

1990

Promotion

Richard E. Stanley

1977

Politically speaking

Ian Chadwick

2012

Deconstructing Public Relations

Thomas J. Mickey

2002

Public relations

H. Frazier Moore

1977

Public relations

Raymond Simon

1980

Strategic issues management

Robert L. Heath

1988

The Japanese Police System Today

L. Craig Parker

1984

Public relations on the Net

Shel Holtz

1998

Public Relations

Warren K. Agee, Philli H. Ault, Phillip H. Ault et al.

1986

Marketing/planning library and information services

Darlene E. Weingand

1987

Writing PR

Meta G. Carstarphen, Richard A. Wells

2004

Effective media relations

Michael Bland

2000

From massacres to genocide

Robert I. Rotberg, Thomas George Weiss

1996

Your call is important to us

Laura Penny

2005

Manager's guide to excellence in public relations and communication management

David M. Dozier

1995

Helping the difficult library patron

Kwasi Sarkodie-Mensah

2002

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