Corporate Communications: An International Journal: Volume 3 Issue 3

Multiple senders and receivers: a business communication model

David S. Waller, Michael J. Polonsky

Implicit in the traditional model of communication is the assumption that an individual or organization sends a single message to one receiver, or class of receivers. However, in…

Mission statements as corporate communications: the consequences of social constructionism

Christopher Hackley

An agenda for a social constructionist perspective on corporate communication. It seeks to do so by focusing on the mission statement as an aspect of corporate communications…

The Finnish pulp and paper industry: a case study in media as stakeholder

Tuomo Takala

Presents and analyses a current discourse surrounding social and environmental responsibility in the Finnish paper industry between 1970–1995. Addresses theoretical modes of…

Managers' and employees' perceptions of communication in a service culture: a case study

Gustav Puth, Michael T. Ewing

Organisational culture is largely the result of the interaction between the people of an organisation over time and communication plays a major role in such intra‐organisational…

The Industrial Society

Craig Whittaker

Among the many demands placed on the busy corporate practitioner, communication training of staff can be seen as either a difficult personal responsibility, or an expensive…

The Soft Edge: A Natural History and Future of the Information Revolution

Richard Varey

This is a saga of communication media inventions and their unforeseen consequences, with more than a few surprises. Asimov, Hitler, Aristophanes, and Clinton are just a few…

News from the Internet

Ann Luzeckyj

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