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> "PR" was invented by the military. That's a bold claim, with your only supporting evidence some anecdotal claim by some guy you knew who claimed it. If you
by dalore 7y ago
> "PR" was invented by the military.
That's a bold claim, with your only supporting evidence some anecdotal claim by some guy you knew who claimed it.
If you are refuting the article and making your own bold claim, surely you can offer more evidence then "some guy I know told me"
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- 3xblah 7y agoTurow, Joseph (2008), Media Today: An Introduction to Mass Communication, Routledge (New York), at 627, 631 "If you are refuting the article..." The article made no mention of public relations nor Bernays. I was responding to a comment that cited a YouTube description. I am familiar with Curtis' documentaries, including the one in the video. I enjoy them. However, I believe he makes them as art, for entertainment purposes, not as a teaching tool. His comments in interviews seem to support this view.