Is public relations considered commercial speech or political speech?
What will be an ideal response?
Whether public relations is considered political or commercial speech depends largely on the public
being targeted, the purpose of the message, and the court's interpretation. Public relations
practitioners have to know that there are limits to both political and commercial speech, and they
need to know what those limits are.
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When someone has presented a prima facie case, it is the same as saying that they have assumed the burden of
(a) rebuttal. (b) presumption. (c) refutation. (d) proof.