Corporate Communications: An International Journal: Volume 4 Issue 3

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Evaluation of written communication: a replication study to determine accuracy

Geraldine Clarke

Within the traditional model of encoding, transmitting and decoding written communications, observant analysis can be made of the text to determine the underlying themes and…

Corporate reputation and perceived risk in professional engineering services

Michael T. Ewing, Albert Caruana, Ernest Rinson Loy

The importance of corporate reputation is widely acknowledged in both contemporary and academic business writings. While reputation is a difficult concept to measure, managers…

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Issues management: the case of Rhône‐Poulenc Agriculture

Anne Gregory

Recent research among the corporate communications and public affairs functions of a sample of major public corporations in the UK revealed that 95 per cent felt that issues were…

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Evaluating media exposure: applying advertising methods to publicity measurement

Yungwook Kim, Jihye Kim, Jungki Park, Youjin Choi

Tests new proposed tools for measuring media exposure in a crisis management situation. A theoretical formula based on a literature review is applied to two crises: the TWA 800…

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Netiquette: a behavioral guide to electronic business communication

Nelda Spinks, Barron Wells, Melanie Meche

Making writers of e‐mail messages aware of appropriate “netiquette” will enhance today’s instant communication process. Researchers determined what the literature recommends as…

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Cover of Corporate Communications: An International Journal

ISSN:

1356-3289

Online date, start – end:

1996

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Martina Topic