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Freelancing: Issues and trends for public relations practice
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Journal of Communication Management
Journal of Communication Management (2002) 6 (4): 311–322.
Published: 01 October 2002
... under this theme are that the freelance sector has grown. A majority of clients claim an increased use of freelancers in the last year and this was linked to a “need for flexibility” and “new business development”. Also the majority of freelancers are happy and do not want to change their employment...
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Using decision profiles to analyse advertising agency and client conflict
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Journal of Communication Management
Journal of Communication Management (1997) 1 (3): 231–246.
Published: 01 January 1997
...Priscilla Murphy; Michael Maynard This study tests the premise that conflict between advertising agencies and clients has a cognitive basis — that is, each group weighs decision factors differently, and consequently evaluates campaigns differently. We identified five common decision factors...
