There are a myriad of commercially available systems for the measurement of public relations placement activities. These systems predominantly employ content analysis using manual as well as automated coding and typically include a series of commonly used measures including volume and sources of coverage, audience reach, and presence of key messages. Tonality is also a common measure in many of these systems. These are, for the most part, important measures of media relations activities. However, as Michaelson and Griffin pointed out in, “A New Model for Media Content Analysis”: