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Corporate Communication and Public Relations

CBSE · Class 12 · Home Science

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1. Meaning and Significance of Corporate Communication

  • Corporate communication is the set of activities involved in managing and orchestrating all internal and external communications designed to create favourable starting points.
  • It is concerned with people, organisational processes, activities, and media.
  • The primary objective is to establish a perception, true or otherwise, in the eyes of all stakeholders.
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2. Public Relations: Meaning, Nature, and Scope

  • Public relations is both an art and a science.
  • PR is a deliberate, planned and sustained effort to establish and maintain mutual understanding between an organisation and the public.
  • PR may mean different things to different people, but its main aim is mutual understanding.
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3. Types of Communication in an Organisation

  • Two major types of communication used in corporate communication are internal communication and external communication.
  • Internal communication takes place between and among the employer and employees of an organisation.
  • Internal communication flows in different directions across the organisational structure.
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4. Written Media of Internal and External Communication

  • Written media of internal communication include instructions, orders, letters, memos, house journals, posters, bulletin boards, information racks, handbooks, manuals, and activity reports.
  • Written media of external communication include letters, memos, in-house magazines, posters, bulletins, and annual reports.
  • Written communication helps preserve records and create clarity.

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Corporate communication is the setPublic relations is both an artCommunication is necessary because an organisationKey functions include public relations policyMajor areas include press relations

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