Advertising and Public Relations: Other Online Resources

"The 4A’s was founded as a national trade association to represent U.S. advertising agencies. These days, we provide counsel to members on everything from new business to succession planning to media transparency."

Duke University's database of television commercials dating from 1950s to 1980s, hosted in part by the Internet Archive.

Adweek covers creativity, client/agency relationships, global advertising, accounts in review, and new campaigns.

"allBusiness.com is the world's largest online resource for small businesses, providing essential tools and resources to start, grow, and manage your business."

A site for advertising, marketing, and media professionals.

"Bulldog Reporter supplies news, analysis and high-level training content to public relations and corporate communications professionals with the mission of helping these practitioners achieve superior competitive performance."

"We enhance the reputation and understanding of the public relations profession. We do this by providing education, knowledge building and sharing, research, excellent governance, conduct and ethics."

"In our directory you will find a large percentage of the worlds best and most well respected PR firms. Our directory makes is easy to find a PR professional that can help you and your company achieve your goals."

A site for public relations specialists and media professionals.

"The AAF is the oldest national advertising trade association, representing 40,000 professionals in the advertising industry."

"The 4A’s was founded as a national trade association to represent U.S. advertising agencies. These days, we provide counsel to members on everything from new business to succession planning to media transparency."

"Since 1910 the Association of National Advertisers has commanded the industry agenda, enhanced career development, and advanced the interests of marketers."

A national watchdog group that conducts in-depth investigations into corruption and the undue influence of corporations on media and democracy.

"As an independent nonprofit, the Institute for Public Relations answers the need for evidence and accountability by fueling the science beneath the art of public relations."

The nation’s largest association of PR and communications professionals.

"Pew Research Center has issued an annual report on key audience and economic indicators for a variety of sectors within the U.S. news media industry. These data speak to the shifting ways in which Americans seek out news and information, how news organizations get their revenue, and the resources available to American journalists as they seek to inform the public about important events of the day."