Communication papers

Written from the author's perspective and experience, this paper examines how dialogues can assist nurses in their nursing practice.

A discussion regarding the history of media in 1920s American culture.

A case study showing the development of a new business model for television using the HBO pay channel as an example.

A paper discussing the influence that certain human behaviors and tendencies have on the acceptance or rejection of certain offers, and the implications this has for the negotiation process.

A discussion on the moral and ethical standards that media and their affiliates are expected to uphold.

A look at how election poll results have been used to sway public opinion during a Canadian federal election.

This paper approaches and promotes discussion concerning the nature of communications technologies and the user.

An analysis of the untruth presented in the news and how the government in America has used this to their advantage.

A discussion of strategies that can be used for effective dialogue between nurses and their patients.

A letter to the editor criticising an article on autism in the magazine "Parenting".

A character analysis of Ernest Hillen according to "Small Mercies -a Boy after War"."

This paper provides an editorial analysis of The Gomery Report.

An analysis of a debate on medical malpractice.

A discussion on linguistically diverse preschool children.

A discussion on the reliability of modern media.

A sociological discussion on Hurricane Katrina and media interpretation.

This paper discusses media violence and its impact on young people.

This paper studies advertising by looking at three advertising articles.

The paper explores the modern home environment and its stress on sitting.

This paper offers a critical examination of five newspaper articles on medical issues.

This paper provides a comparative analysis of the media in China and North America.

This paper analyzes the process of mass communication and its effects on our thought processes.

A media report on the World Trade Organization meeting in Cancun, Mexico in 2003.

A personal account of communication inputs.

An analysis of the media accounts of the Avian Flu virus in Canada in 2005.

An exploration of how language defines human beings.

An analysis of a documentary on the life of Tupac Shakur.

The paper looks at television and the personal computer as social texts.

The role of independent and nationalistic journalism in the United States intervention of Iraq of 2003.

The ideas of Marshall McLuhan.

A case study concerning PepsiCo.

A discussion of the use of the mass media during the avian flu scare.

The paper examines if media convergence will result in higher readership of newspapers.

A discussion of the legitimacy of blogging as a method of receiving news.

An examination of the negative effect of lack of fair news and unbiased information to the people in America.

A discussion of the creation of myths from ancient Egypt and how close geography of cities affected this.

A discussion on the effects of communication inputs in forming our worldview and shaping our identities.

An analysis of language and how it sets human beings apart from other species.

A discussion into chronic illness, specifically rheumatoid arthritis and the need to learn about your condition.

An analysis of mobile phone culture among teenagers in Western societies.

An analysis of the power of story-telling, focusing on the story of a woman with breast cancer, "Menya: An End of Life Story".

A discussion of skepticism, rhetoric and sophism and examples of who they are used in writing.

A review of Geertz and Bourdieu on the challenges of misinterpretation of the Bible or its teachings.

A discussion of communication between social classes according to the position of Julie Lindquist.

A comparison of perspectives on the message of computers as media.

A discussion on non-verbal communication and the differences between men and women in conflict.

An argument that television is a social text.

This paper discusses a case study of Global Telecom and looks at the structure of this telecommunications company.

This paper examines the topic of sexuality within the field of advertising.

This paper discusses Astral Media, one of the major media companies in Canada.

An analysis of the importance of non-verbal listening for successful communication.

An analysis of the literary tone used in the novel "Charlotte's Web" to convey a message to the reader.

A discussion on the life of Daniel Pearl, a journalist who was murdered in Iraq.

A comparison of the communications problems and behavioral dysfunctions of Chemplus(B) and Puck Stop.

A discussion on the media and hurricane Katrina.

A discussion regarding the communication of knowledge to foreign cultures.

A discussion regarding the effect that television, the media and peer pressure have on the stereotypical images many adolescents strive to emulate.

A discussion regarding VoIP, it's history and the success of the technology today.

A review of the history of cellular phones and the standards of the modern day cellular phone.

A discussion regarding the causes of selected mutism and how the disorder affects the child, their family, school and society as a whole.

A discussion regarding the Zonolite crisis and the attempt to use communication strategies to repair the reputation of W.R. Grace.

A review of the role of the media in the activities of the Tamil gang central Canada.

A Critical Investigation of Social Justice in Contemporary Media.

A review of domestic conflict and conflict resolution, focusing on what is healthy and what is not.

An analysis of the effects that violence portrayed via television might have on young viewers.

A review of the effects that language has on culture and social standing.

A review and analysis of how the media portray women's health issues.

A review of the public diplomacy program led by the U.S. state department and it's lack of success.

A look at the reasons that people make certain assumptions in certain situations and a proposed solution on how to check and validate these assumptions.

A review of several articles covering issues relating to interaction with hearing impaired individuals and the challenges that they face on a daily basis.

A workplace observation of communication flow at a military entrance processing station.

A look at how communications technology has developed throughout history.

An examination of the impact of mass media on eating disorders.

A discussion regarding the importance of effective communication in our culture.

Deals with questions on ethics and communication in the private practice of massage therapy.

Reveals why this mini-series can be considered a failure.

Discusses the effects on policy that major news developments may show if interpreted correctly.

A look at the impact of police language and communication on society and the judicial system.

Reviews the television series "Crime Scene Investigation".

Examines the discussion between of parents and teenagers over the risk factors for the onset of sexual intercourse.

An examination of communication between teachers and their students.

Compares news broadcasts in various countries in the world.

Explains a personal conflict resolution process with an unhappy ending.

Examines communication barriers and crisis communication strategies.

Examines the way politics is advertised in the media and how individuals must use their best judgement.

Analyzes an article relating to dysarthria, a speech disorder.

Examines how world media coverage influences terrorism.

Reviews an article relating to dysarthria.

Analyzes the negotiation issues during the Oslo Agreement process.

Examines how the Columbian rose trade is portrayed in the media.

Provides a definition of effective communication between people.

This paper discusses how the mass media determines the social construction of reality.

This paper examines the internet and its business communication potential.

This paper examines negotiation situations and illustrates a baseball strike of 1994.

This paper examines the techniques of television advertising directed to children.

This paper examines a theoretical model for interpersonal conflict management.

This paper discusses to what extent television programs create the mythologies of today.

This paper discusses the scenario of a nurse having to work with an unwilling assistant.