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Tagged by 'measurement'

2012

03/12/2012 Two-thirds of FTSE 100 companies failing on social media
05/11/2012 PRCA first professional body to offer new international course
02/10/2012 PRCA announces PR Council Election
26/09/2012 PRCA looks to 2012-2013 PR Council
19/06/2012 PR leaders call for death of AVEs

2011

22/08/2011 PRCA announces Precise Evaluation Award
09/06/2011 PRCA embeds evaluation into industry standard
18/03/2011 PRCA Welcomes Tee Recommendations
10/02/2011 PRCA submission to consultation on COI reform

2010

18/11/2010 PRCA announces new action on Evaluation
12/10/2010 PR Measurement Metrics - from Concept to Implementation Reality
16/07/2010 AMEC and the PRCA announce new evaluation initiative
07/07/2010 PRCA announces ambitious policy agenda
18/06/2010 PRCA endorses AMEC evaluation principles

2009

18/11/2009 PRCA calls for examples of online evaluation
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