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"این یک مرحله است": مطالعه مخاطبان آنلاین تصور شده کارکنان روابط عمومی


عنوان انگلیسی مقاله:

‘This is a stage’: A study of public relations practitioners’ imagined online audiences

سال انتشار : 2016



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2. Literature review 

PR’s occupational culture has been shaped by the emergence of networked technologies such as social networking platforms and smartphones. Internet users (regardless of their profession) are increasingly integrating non-work and workrelated communication activities into their media use patterns throughout the day (Emarketer, 2016; Vitak, 2012). Social networking sites and mobile devices that allow users to readily connect to these platforms are available to such an extent thatthe gaps between one’s personal and professional networks have become harder to separate (Vitak, 2012). This gives rise to context collapse, where the affordances of social networking sites contributes to the “flattening out of multiple distinct audiences” into one “ singular group of message recipients” (Vitak, 2012; p. 451). In attempting to cope with context collapse, one must “negotiate self-presentation to different professional audiences such as managers versus peers, colleagues versus clients or business partners, and members of various organizational units and job functions” (Ellison, Gibbs, & Weber, 2015; p. 113). These broader technology-related shifts have critical implications for PR practitioners’ behavior both in and out of the workplace. Public relations practitioners use social media outside of their formal workday to further their organization’s mission and particular campaigns, develop new skills, and advance their own career and personal brand (Bridgen, 2011). Both Bridgen (2011) and Fawkes (2015) have suggested that the demonstration of professional expertise extends well beyond traditional work hours in this field. Even when PR practitioners communicate about work through their personal social networking accounts outside of their official organizational roles, they still act as informal social mediators on behalf of their organization (Himelboim, Golan, Moon, & Suto, 2014). Thus, PR’s occupational-practitioner culture is characterized by blurred public-private boundaries in a way that privileges organizational interests across time and personal spaces (Vardeman-Winter & Place, 2015). L’Etang (2011), Pieczka (2002), and Sriramesh and Vercic (2011) are among those who have emphasized the need to deconstruct and explore PR’s occupational culture and the performances and rules that form the foundation of PR in practitioners’ in-work and their out-of-work roles. However, the processes involved in navigating between these realms via social media for this group of creative media workers have not been fully explored. To help explain how practitioners navigate between these realms, we briefly consider the literature regarding impression management.



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