Ричард Харрис - Психология массовых коммуникаций

• Название: Психология массовых коммуникаций
• Автор: Ричард Харрис
• Издательство: 2002
• Жанр: Маркетинг, PR, реклама
• Год: 2002
• ISBN: 5-93878-033-0

  «Предупреждён – значит вооружён». Такой эпиграф мог бы открывать эту книгу. И не имеет значения, кто возьмёт её в руки. Специалист почерпнёт в ней новые приёмы и подходы к анализу стратегии и тактики СМИ. Любознательный обыватель научится обеспечивать собственную информационную безопасность.

 Кроме того картина информационного ландшафта современного общества от предвыборного управления массовым сознанием до рекламы памперсов оказывается настолько захватывающей, что однажды начав читать эту книгу, вы уже не оставите её недочитанной.

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