PPT-Lobbyists But First….Role of Media Review

The media are Watchdogs in the political System keeping politics accountable As such they are expected to present an unbias opinion The media is a tool people can use to pressure and persuade the government public opinion is very important to democracy. Role Models for High-Risk Behaviour or Sources of Credibility?. Dr Yvette Morey. Professor Lynne Eagle. Dr Gillian Kemp. Simon Jones. Dr Julia Verne. Celebrity/. ies. ?. Celebrity participates in our lives as an ever-present current of narratives, discourses & images (Holmes, 2005: 22). Anorexia Nervosa. Unit PSYA3. Miss Bird. What will we cover in this topic?.  . Eating behaviour. Factors influencing attitudes to food and eating behaviour. For example: cultural influences; psychological influences (mood); and social influences (health concerns/media). . Rick Instrell. 13 June 2015. Version 2.1. www.deep-learning.co.uk. info@deep-learning.co.uk. Association for Media Education in Scotland. Role of Media in H Media. Meeting . needs. : entertain, educate, . Public . opinion– . The public sphere is a place where society discusses the issues that affect everyone. . Public . Agenda – The public agenda is a list of issues that much of society agrees are a priority. . Maj. John W. . Fuld. , Ph.D.. Objective. Explain the public affairs role in crisis operations. Overview. Define issue, emergency and crisis . Define the three types of . crises . How to recognize . a communication crisis . UK Symposium. March 2016. Jo . Anthony. Katie Abbotts. Sarah Chapman . Dissemination Objective . Goal 3: . Strategy to 2020. To make Cochrane the ‘home of evidence’ to inform . health decision . making, build greater recognition of our work, . Arguments for?. Arguments against?. Revolving-door syndrome. Practice by which former members of Congress take up well-paid jobs with Washington-based lobbying firms and then use their expertise and contacts to lobby the institution of which they were once a member.. UK Symposium. March 2016. Jo . Anthony. Katie Abbotts. Sarah Chapman . Dissemination Objective . Goal 3: . Strategy to 2020. To make Cochrane the ‘home of evidence’ to inform . health decision . making, build greater recognition of our work, . How members of Congress vote and how they view their role as law makers. Four Roles:. . Delegate. Partisan. Trustee. Politico. . Delegate. Partisan. Trustee. Politico. Definitions. Delegate. : Delegates see themselves as agents of those who elected them. They vote based on how they think the people in their home state or district would want them to vote. (delegates truly represent the will of the people) . for Advocacy . 2015 PEDA Spring Conference. Ted Mowatt, CAE - Wanner Associates, Inc. . Judy Eschberger, Esq. . – JAE Government Relations. What’s Under the Dome Can Be Intimidating . . Recognize that you’re one of many . for Advocacy . 2015 PEDA Spring Conference. Ted Mowatt, CAE - Wanner Associates, Inc. . Judy Eschberger, Esq. . – JAE Government Relations. What’s Under the Dome Can Be Intimidating . . Recognize that you’re one of many . influencing behaviours. achieving purposes. Take “Target Audience” as a title on a new page in your jotters, and under headings of . Blackfish. , . Black Magic . and . Supergirl. . (1984), bullet point . The Evolving Regulation of Lobbying. Richard Briffault. Columbia Law School. October 25, 2018. Two Views of Lobbying. Values Driving Lobbying Regulation. Techniques of Lobbying Regulation. Emerging Issues. A spokesperson should:. Know your organization’s policies and your community. Understand the “big picture”. Stay within your scope of responsibilities. Be honest and open. Be empathetic. Reminders .