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The New Review Economy: Third-Party Review Sites, Reputation, and Neo-Liberal Public Relations in the Digital Age

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This book examines third-party review sites (TPRS) and the intersection of the review economy and neoliberal public relations, in order to understand how users and organizations engage the 21st century global review economy.

This book examines third-party review sites (TPRS) and the intersecti...

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Product ID:9780367568139
Product Form:Paperback / softback
Country of Manufacture:GB
Series:Routledge Focus on Public Relations
Title:The New Review Economy
Subtitle:Third-Party Review Sites, Reputation, and Neo-Liberal Public Relations in the Digital Age
Authors:Author: Alison N. Novak
Page Count:136
Subjects:The arts: general topics, The arts: general issues, Communication studies, History, Media studies, Economics, Public relations, Digital animation, Communication studies, Humanities, Media studies, Economics, Public relations, Digital animation
Description:This book examines third-party review sites (TPRS) and the intersection of the review economy and neoliberal public relations, in order to understand how users and organizations engage the 21st century global review economy.

This book examines third-party review sites (TPRS) and the intersection of the review economy and neoliberal public relations, in order to understand how users and organizations engage the 21st century global review economy.

The author applies communication and digital media theories to evaluate contemporary case studies that challenge TPRS and control over digital reputation. Chapters analyze famous cases such as the Texas photographer who sued her clients for negative reviews and activists using Yelp to protest the hunt of "Cecil the Lion," to illustrate the complicated yet important role of TPRS in the review economy. Theories such as neoliberal public relations, digital dialogic communication and cultural intermediaries help explain the impact of reviews and how to apply lessons learned from infamous cases.

This nuanced and up to date exploration of the contemporary review economy will offer insights and best practice for academic researchers and upper-level undergraduate students in public relations, digital media, or strategic communication programs.


Imprint Name:Routledge
Publisher Name:Taylor & Francis Ltd
Country of Publication:GB
Publishing Date:2022-08-01