Obtain and utilize necessary innovative and creative skills needed within public relations and communications with this undergraduate and postgraduate textbook.
Obtain and utilize necessary innovative and creative skills needed within public relations and communications with this undergraduate and postgraduate textbook.
Jon Cope is the Assistant Head of the School of Media and Communications at the University of Westminster, UK. He is also a PR practitioner with over 25 years of experience in creative direction and content creation for consumer, lifestyle and healthcare sectors. Stuart Mayell is Visiting Lecturer at the University of Westminster, UK, and a communications professional with 30 years of experience and over 10 years of experience as a Creative Director in PR and communications. He is also Head of the Creative Difference at The Difference Collective.
Inhaltsangabe
Section SECTION ONE: Introduction to creativity; Chapter 01: What is creativity?; Chapter 02: Creativity; Chapter 03: The case for commercial creativity; Chapter 04: Where do I fit in ? Your creative mindset?; Section SECTION TWO: Creativity in practice; Chapter 05: Doing the right research; Chapter 06: Understanding briefs and the planning role; Chapter 07: Acquiring insight; Chapter 08: Creative ideation; Chapter 09: Evaluating creative ideas; Section SECTION THREE: Issues in creativity: AI, ethics and the global; Chapter 10: The ethics of creativity; Chapter 11: AI creative revolution or risky shortcut?; Chapter 12: Think global, create local; Chapter 13: Appendix 1 a creative thinking checklist; Chapter 14: Appendix 2 an inventory of creative stimuli;
Section SECTION ONE: Introduction to creativity; Chapter 01: What is creativity?; Chapter 02: Creativity; Chapter 03: The case for commercial creativity; Chapter 04: Where do I fit in ? Your creative mindset?; Section SECTION TWO: Creativity in practice; Chapter 05: Doing the right research; Chapter 06: Understanding briefs and the planning role; Chapter 07: Acquiring insight; Chapter 08: Creative ideation; Chapter 09: Evaluating creative ideas; Section SECTION THREE: Issues in creativity: AI, ethics and the global; Chapter 10: The ethics of creativity; Chapter 11: AI creative revolution or risky shortcut?; Chapter 12: Think global, create local; Chapter 13: Appendix 1 a creative thinking checklist; Chapter 14: Appendix 2 an inventory of creative stimuli;
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