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Seedbed Era (1900-1916)
Organizational Attitudes: Public be informed. Muckraking, social reform, unions.
 PR Trend: Defensive publicity. Journalists hired as “interpreters” to get the news out.

Key PR figures:
o Ivy Lee, Jr.—Full disclosure and tell the truth
o President Theodore Roosevelt—bully pulpit
World War I Period (1917 to 1918)
Organizational Attitudes: Public be informed. The war to end all wars.

PR Trend: Organized promotion. Promote patriotism. Use interest groups.

 Key PR figure:
o George Creel—The Four Minutemen
Booming Twenties Era (1919 to 1929)
Organizational Attitudes: Mutual understanding.
PR Trend: Promoting products. WWI publicity techniques used for social science.

Key PR figures:
o Edward L. Bernays—Crystallizing Public Opinion (1923), Propaganda (1928)
o Arthur Page—Performance = Reputation
Roosevelt Era and World War II (1930 to 1945)
 Organizational Attitudes: Mutual understanding. Depression. World War II.
 PR Trend: Mass media use. Social responsibility.
 Key PR figures:
o Louis McHenry Howe—Responsible performance, persuasive publicity
o Elmer Davis—Office of War Information
o President Franklin D. Roosevelt—“Fireside Chats”
Post War Era (1946 to 1964)
Organizational Attitudes: Mutual adjustment. Professionalism. Post-war service economy,
consumerism.
 PR Trend: Credibility. Associations form, including PRSA. Code of Ethics written. Colleges establish
curricula.
 TV importance.
Period of Protest and Empowerment (1965 to 1985)
Organizational Attitudes: Mutual adjustment.
 PR Trend: Accommodation. Systems theory. Management by Objectives (MBO). Functional vs.
functionary approach.
 Technology increasing.
 Key PR figures:
o Marshall McLuhan—Understanding Media, “global village,” “the medium is the message.”
Digital Age and Globalism (1986 to present)
Organizational Attitudes: Mutual adjustment.
 PR Trend: Constant technological connections. International relationships. Organizational
transparency.