2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-531-19592-6
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Vertrauen in Public Relations

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“…For this reason, professions or institutions such as journalism, public relations, or marketing, which are all in the business of distributing (actor-related) information, can profoundly influence the way individuals trust (Blöbaum, 2014;Hoffjann, 2011;Kohring, 2001). As Thorsten Quandt (2012) has noted, new communication media, such as social networking services, may further impact the way people build trust and relate to each other, as they often serve as alternatives to traditional mass media.…”
Section: The Role Of Trust In Social Structuring and Information Exch...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For this reason, professions or institutions such as journalism, public relations, or marketing, which are all in the business of distributing (actor-related) information, can profoundly influence the way individuals trust (Blöbaum, 2014;Hoffjann, 2011;Kohring, 2001). As Thorsten Quandt (2012) has noted, new communication media, such as social networking services, may further impact the way people build trust and relate to each other, as they often serve as alternatives to traditional mass media.…”
Section: The Role Of Trust In Social Structuring and Information Exch...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Modern brands have managed to impact our experience of social interference and address our trust through with the help of public communication and marketing initiatives (cf. Bentele, 1994;Hoffjann, 2011;Osterloh & Weibel, 2006). Nonetheless, it is still important to remember that trust is part of a pre-cognitive process that is the result of a highly subjective type of information processing.…”
Section: Trust and Multirelationalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…-Erstens ist dies eine fehlende Angemessenheit der Aussagen. Dies reicht von bewusst unwahren -mithin gelogenen -Beschreibungen über maßlose Übertreibungen bis hin zum Geheimhalten relevanter Themen oder Fakten(Hoffjann 2013). Es ist offenkundig, dass sich hier die Angemessenheitserwartungen an die Presse-und Medienarbeit von denen an klassische Werbung unterscheiden.…”
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