creating an `architecture of listening`
... shows that, on average, around 80 per cent of organizational resources devoted to public communication are focussed on speaking (i.e., distributing the organization’s information and messages). Even social media, which were developed specifically for two-way interaction, are used by organizations pr ...
... shows that, on average, around 80 per cent of organizational resources devoted to public communication are focussed on speaking (i.e., distributing the organization’s information and messages). Even social media, which were developed specifically for two-way interaction, are used by organizations pr ...
creating an `architecture of listening` in organizations
... shows that, on average, around 80 per cent of organizational resources devoted to public communication are focussed on speaking (i.e., distributing the organization’s information and messages). Even social media, which were developed specifically for two-way interaction, are used by organizations pr ...
... shows that, on average, around 80 per cent of organizational resources devoted to public communication are focussed on speaking (i.e., distributing the organization’s information and messages). Even social media, which were developed specifically for two-way interaction, are used by organizations pr ...
Public Relations: Diaspora, Media, and the State(s)
... Gitelman’s discussion of legitimation and constraint foreshadows the problem of sufficient inclusivity raised by such a model; for the time being, however, it is important to note that Habermas’ idealized understanding of representative democracy inextricably intertwines political and communicative ...
... Gitelman’s discussion of legitimation and constraint foreshadows the problem of sufficient inclusivity raised by such a model; for the time being, however, it is important to note that Habermas’ idealized understanding of representative democracy inextricably intertwines political and communicative ...
When neo-Nazis march and anti-fascists demonstrate
... become important political events in Germany. Digital media technologies play an increasingly important role in the confrontation between the two ends of the political spectrum framed by historically rooted ideology. This study explores how different media technologies are appropriated by activists, ...
... become important political events in Germany. Digital media technologies play an increasingly important role in the confrontation between the two ends of the political spectrum framed by historically rooted ideology. This study explores how different media technologies are appropriated by activists, ...
The Media and Social Theory
... communication and the role of the news media in democratic politics. He has written on the media and war, including Vietnam, Central America and the Gulf War. He has written on television coverage of elections, demonstrating the shrinking ‘sound bite’ and offering an interpretation of its meaning fo ...
... communication and the role of the news media in democratic politics. He has written on the media and war, including Vietnam, Central America and the Gulf War. He has written on television coverage of elections, demonstrating the shrinking ‘sound bite’ and offering an interpretation of its meaning fo ...
It`s Not What You Say, It`s How You Say It
... and the empirically proven effects associated with such regular consumption have led scholars to consider violent media a public health threat, the risks of which, the public may not even fully appreciate (Huesmann, Dubow, & Yang, 2013). Previous research in the field of public health communication ...
... and the empirically proven effects associated with such regular consumption have led scholars to consider violent media a public health threat, the risks of which, the public may not even fully appreciate (Huesmann, Dubow, & Yang, 2013). Previous research in the field of public health communication ...
The Rise of Lifestyle Media
... and transport. The first step entails selecting, packaging, and encoding content into a medium. The second step transports content to its destination and then decodes it for use. In most instances, it is the second step that defines a particular media market, which influences the form taken by the c ...
... and transport. The first step entails selecting, packaging, and encoding content into a medium. The second step transports content to its destination and then decodes it for use. In most instances, it is the second step that defines a particular media market, which influences the form taken by the c ...
July 1, 2007 14:59 WSPC/169
... five things. First, opinion leaders are not news stations. They also discuss politics and are influenced by their fellows. Second, this theory does not detail how opinion leaders differ from ordinary citizens; it is likely that they are similar in their exposure to relevant media content and in their i ...
... five things. First, opinion leaders are not news stations. They also discuss politics and are influenced by their fellows. Second, this theory does not detail how opinion leaders differ from ordinary citizens; it is likely that they are similar in their exposure to relevant media content and in their i ...
Hybridity, or the Cultural Logic of Globalization
... culture. A discussion of the New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO) controversy ensues, in which I highlight the main issues and summarize the historical evolution of this so-called global media debate from its early focus on nation-states to the later shift to transnational corporati ...
... culture. A discussion of the New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO) controversy ensues, in which I highlight the main issues and summarize the historical evolution of this so-called global media debate from its early focus on nation-states to the later shift to transnational corporati ...
Reexamining Media Capacity Theories Using Workplace Instant
... slower interactions [19]. This indicated that light users who might be less experienced in using IM may take spend more time to achieve the same level of communication effectiveness. Muller, et al. [29] also observed that as users gain IM experience with each other, their chat behaviors develop. The ...
... slower interactions [19]. This indicated that light users who might be less experienced in using IM may take spend more time to achieve the same level of communication effectiveness. Muller, et al. [29] also observed that as users gain IM experience with each other, their chat behaviors develop. The ...
The Distinctiveness of Comparative Research
... and set them apart from earlier and later developments. All cases can initially be designated as parliamentary democracies, some of them relatively well established, others more recent, and some existing more in form than in substance. They were subsequently affected by a common external stimulus, t ...
... and set them apart from earlier and later developments. All cases can initially be designated as parliamentary democracies, some of them relatively well established, others more recent, and some existing more in form than in substance. They were subsequently affected by a common external stimulus, t ...
what are belief systems
... We know that the human being is a social animal. This is a common fact. Moreover, the human being is defined as a rational being. It is clear and nobody can deny that human creations include logic, mathematics, philosophy, science, and jurisprudence. These are all products of rationality or abstract ...
... We know that the human being is a social animal. This is a common fact. Moreover, the human being is defined as a rational being. It is clear and nobody can deny that human creations include logic, mathematics, philosophy, science, and jurisprudence. These are all products of rationality or abstract ...
ideas on complexity in systems -- twenty views
... They cite von Bertananffy who proposed “the idea of a general system theory that would embrace all levels of science from the study of a single cell to the study of a society”. His theory is based on an “open” energic input-output system. The authors state, “System theory is basically concerned with ...
... They cite von Bertananffy who proposed “the idea of a general system theory that would embrace all levels of science from the study of a single cell to the study of a society”. His theory is based on an “open” energic input-output system. The authors state, “System theory is basically concerned with ...
The Case for Communication in Sustainable Development
... realisation of human rights, freedom and security; improved choices, selfdetermination and power to influence one’s own life and conditions; and sustainability. Achievement of these goals entails changes at every level: within households and communities, in societies, states and businesses, and in i ...
... realisation of human rights, freedom and security; improved choices, selfdetermination and power to influence one’s own life and conditions; and sustainability. Achievement of these goals entails changes at every level: within households and communities, in societies, states and businesses, and in i ...
Cultural Pluralism: Critique and Application to the Study and
... is one that has attracted series of intellectual efforts. Consequently, contemporary literature on the broad political structure and process of Nigeria is replete with all kinds of theoretical formulations that generally compete for recognition. This is partly due as well to the peculiarities that a ...
... is one that has attracted series of intellectual efforts. Consequently, contemporary literature on the broad political structure and process of Nigeria is replete with all kinds of theoretical formulations that generally compete for recognition. This is partly due as well to the peculiarities that a ...
Social Media and Politics: Twitter Use in the Second
... The importance of influential, informational social exchange between politicians and users of social networking sites is implied by some of the tenants of Gerardine DeSanctis’ and Marshall Scott Poole’s (1994) Adaptive Structuration Theory (AST). A core premise of the AST is the idea that advanced i ...
... The importance of influential, informational social exchange between politicians and users of social networking sites is implied by some of the tenants of Gerardine DeSanctis’ and Marshall Scott Poole’s (1994) Adaptive Structuration Theory (AST). A core premise of the AST is the idea that advanced i ...
Revisiting the Concepts of Mass Communication, the Audience
... of the media audience. And while scholars have devoted a substantial amount of attention to the ways that the new media environment is recasting the notion of the audience (see, e.g., Cover, 2006; Livingstone, 1999, 2003), one set of propositions about traditional media audiences that has not been t ...
... of the media audience. And while scholars have devoted a substantial amount of attention to the ways that the new media environment is recasting the notion of the audience (see, e.g., Cover, 2006; Livingstone, 1999, 2003), one set of propositions about traditional media audiences that has not been t ...
Social-ecological systems as epistemic objects
... results arising from often radically different worldviews and theoretical orientations are incorporated into a coherent ensemble remains a critical issue; for without such translation and integration of research results, information from one study may not be available for or transferable to other st ...
... results arising from often radically different worldviews and theoretical orientations are incorporated into a coherent ensemble remains a critical issue; for without such translation and integration of research results, information from one study may not be available for or transferable to other st ...
CSGP 07/2 - Trent University
... and environments. In the systemic view, concrete systems are real, but of course they can be conceived, described and explained only in conceptual terms, that is, through models and theories. While people experience (being part of) social systems directly, they identify and understand social systems ...
... and environments. In the systemic view, concrete systems are real, but of course they can be conceived, described and explained only in conceptual terms, that is, through models and theories. While people experience (being part of) social systems directly, they identify and understand social systems ...
Word - Semiosis Evolution Energy
... own structuredness, needs, etc.). Nevertheless, such a system, when simulating cognitive functions, never becomes intelligent (or cognitive) – it does not realise the functions it simulates.7 Therefore, it is disputable to speak of emulations in case of these models, since the functions they are sup ...
... own structuredness, needs, etc.). Nevertheless, such a system, when simulating cognitive functions, never becomes intelligent (or cognitive) – it does not realise the functions it simulates.7 Therefore, it is disputable to speak of emulations in case of these models, since the functions they are sup ...
Political Agency in the Digital Age Media, Participation
... challenges of norm-critical pedagogical approaches to teaching, in particular focusing on how it is possible to build a supportive environment for students to expose, rethink, and challenge dominant ideologies of human-nonhuman animal relations. Vasilis Galis (IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark). ...
... challenges of norm-critical pedagogical approaches to teaching, in particular focusing on how it is possible to build a supportive environment for students to expose, rethink, and challenge dominant ideologies of human-nonhuman animal relations. Vasilis Galis (IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark). ...
how culture is transmitted through mass media and how this
... stream of study, media anthropology is influenced by the approaches and practices taking place in Visual Anthropology, Film, Television and Performance Studies and Development Communication. This manuscript looks media anthropology as an application of theories, concepts, methods, approaches and ins ...
... stream of study, media anthropology is influenced by the approaches and practices taking place in Visual Anthropology, Film, Television and Performance Studies and Development Communication. This manuscript looks media anthropology as an application of theories, concepts, methods, approaches and ins ...
71 years of broadcasting in nigeria
... advertisers, sponsors, public funds or other financial sources (e.g. other business interest of a media firm). – Where there is potential influence from financial source on content, this should be controlled and revealed; for example, by a clear separation of advertising from editorial content, by r ...
... advertisers, sponsors, public funds or other financial sources (e.g. other business interest of a media firm). – Where there is potential influence from financial source on content, this should be controlled and revealed; for example, by a clear separation of advertising from editorial content, by r ...
Investigating Mediated Climate Change Communication: A Best
... objectivity and so on; as well as clarifying their epistemological position. This is particularly important given the interdisciplinary nature of the MCCC field. 2.2 When choosing a research design Research designs specify “how you plan to carry out your research project and, particularly, how you ...
... objectivity and so on; as well as clarifying their epistemological position. This is particularly important given the interdisciplinary nature of the MCCC field. 2.2 When choosing a research design Research designs specify “how you plan to carry out your research project and, particularly, how you ...
Journal of Latin American Communication Research 4(1)
... psychology (Rogers, 1994), had negligible influence. Lacking the wide-ranging diversity of disciplinary approaches and theories found in the West (Carbaugh & Buzzanell, 2010; Bryant & Miron 2004), particularly in the United States, communication/media studies in Latin America remains focused on medi ...
... psychology (Rogers, 1994), had negligible influence. Lacking the wide-ranging diversity of disciplinary approaches and theories found in the West (Carbaugh & Buzzanell, 2010; Bryant & Miron 2004), particularly in the United States, communication/media studies in Latin America remains focused on medi ...