Ravin Martin's List: PLCR

Professional organization magazine for Public Relations for PR professionals or those entering the field. It online magazine, there are listing of jobs and advertisement and links to other PR related sites. The sites offers some indebt information that is current although there are no dates the information sounds up to date. The site's goal is to inform users.

PRSA is the world's largest professional organization for public relations practitioners (almost 20,000 members). There are a number of resources to help you stay up to date, including a link to conferences and seminars. The site is maintained and up to date there are dates of recent additions and entries to the site. The sites goal is to provide information that is useful and there also is some in-depth information about the organzation.

Get the facts on advertising/marketing/PR managers, including statistics on salary and popular education paths.This site goal is to inform recent college grads, or those in college about the career path they could follow. it tells the salaries, and forecast the demand for professionals in this field. This webite is very useful and has some in-depth information.

EnTech PR specializes in high technology public relations, digital public relations, environmental public relations, and green marketing. This is the bio of the director Kate Kaermerle, who has worked Public Relations for over 20 years, and decided to open her own business. This will be useful for my PLCR I could use it to see how she interacts and handles things

PRWeek is a vital part of the PR and communications industries in the US, providing timely news, reviews, profiles, techniques, and ground-breaking research for practitioners. Our coverage of all facets of PR - including crisis communications, public affairs, internal communications, thought leadership, and community relations - as well as marketing provides great insight into the campaigns and goals of the leading multinational companies and organizations.