A common term within the Institute for the press referee or public relation officer (information commissioner). The term is said to have entered from the soldier language of the Swiss army, where the press and information officer is commonly called so. – The German baron Karl Friedrich von Münchhausen (1720-1797), after an unsteady life in foreign lands, told tall tales that earned him the title of “Lying Baron”. – Meanwhile, many institutions have outsourced press and public relations work to companies specializing in this field. These companies know the expectations of journalists in our free information society and provide them with requests typical of pressmen in our free democratic society, such as ready-made reports, payment of travel, accommodation and entertainment expenses, including evening escort by a female or male person who regularly offers erotic pleasure, and often enough a considerable cash gift. – See outsourcing, infighting, cheesemaking, kiddies manager, customer dossier, loss leader, roadshow, factual design, spin doctor.
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