@article{reber2006agu,
	title = {{How Activist Groups Use Websites in Media Relations: Evaluating
	Online Press Rooms}},
	author = {B.H. Reber and J.K. Kim},
	journal = {Journal of Public Relations Research},
	number = {4},
	pages = {313--333},
	publisher = {Lawrence Earlbaum},
	volume = {18},
	year = {2006},
	biburl = {http://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/25150249da15b354e597f43093a7d0477/acf},
	abstract = {Content analysis of activist organization Websites determined how
	activists use online resources in media relations. Seventy-four activist
	Websites were analyzed. About one-third (32.4%) included organized
	online press rooms. The most common media relations materials were
	organizational history (70.3%), organizational mission statement
	(54.1%), organizational publications (47.3%), press releases (33.8%),
	and policy papers (31.1%). Activist Websites did not provide strong
	dialogic features for journalists, but dialogic features were more
	available for the general public. Theoretical implications are examined
	and 6 recommendations are made for improving online activist press
	relations.},
	__markedentry = {[afeld]}, timestamp = {2008.04.29}, doi = {10.1207/s1532754xjprr1804_2},
	keywords = {activist_groups media_relations online }
}