Communication papers

This paper discusses the value of oral tradition, making use of Alistair MacLeod's writings.

This paper looks at the Walkerton tragedy and discusses this matter from the point of view of public relations.

This paper studies the influences of advertisements and looks at the effects of culture jamming.

This paper looks at the Auteur theory and discusses its importance and impact on the cinema world.

This paper provides the discussion and critique of content in three advertisements.

This paper offers a public speaking critique and provides an analysis of content and delivery.

This paper provides a discussion and exploration into the subject matter of ethics in advertising.

This paper studies representations of social class, gender and age in the media.

This paper studies the influence and impact of the American media on hip hop violence in the African American family.

This paper analyzes "Read Me, Not Them: The Rage Against the Elite and Mainstream Media" and discusses whether mainstream media offers objective news.

This paper discusses the importance of health communication in the welfare and well-being of society.

This paper discusses the role of the media in western democracies, specifically the combined cases of the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

This paper looks at the infection Y enterocolitica and discusses causes and possible means of prevention.

This paper discusses reasons why centralized and increased control of the media harms audiences.

This paper discusses the media in a democratic society.

This paper discusses the barriers to communication that often exist within modern workplaces.

This paper is a proposal for the use of the Jigsaw method to address the problem faced by community members in Sunnydale.

This paper applies the method of content analysis to study the media coverage of the Michael Jackson molestation case.

This paper discusses the communication appeals in the article "Violent Films Cry Fire in Crowded Theaters".

This paper is an etiquette book for newcomers to Canada.

This paper discusses the media as a colonizing force is area such as Southeast Asia.

This paper analyzes an interview of a woman's hospital experience.

This paper discusses the assessment group dynamics on two key variables.

This paper discusses race, class, gender and sexual orientation in reality television.

This paper is an analysis of the case "What's the Use?" about communication in the workplace.

This paper discusses an article written by Noam Chomsky and Edward Herman on media propaganda.

This paper examines Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse in Iraqi.

This paper is a personal essay discussing values in the decision-making process.

This paper examines twelve instances of fallacies in the media.

This paper discusses the role of blogging in a democratic life.

This paper argues against the individual right for international mass communications.

An analysis of the statement: "All the other ways of knowing are controlled by language."

A discussion of the different communication barriers prevalent in most organizations.

This paper discusses self promotion as it relates to a marketing campaign.

This paper discusses variations in the meanings of non-verbal communication using examples primarily from China, the United States and Australia.

A discussion on the negative effects of the media on women.

A discussion on the effects of modern information technology.

This paper explores the keys to success for public speakers.

This paper discusses the depiction of rape and virtue in the media.

This paper explores television media in France and how it has changed over time.

This paper looks at the trend of reality television programs.

A study of communicative anxiety and apprehension.

This paper discusses the matter of the advertising of alcohol.

A critical look at propaganda in advertising and the media.

In this paper the author provides an analysis of how various forms of the media act as a medium through which sensory perception is maximized and fully utilized.

The paper examines China's communication ties and the conduit metaphor theory.

This paper discusses media methods for the launch of a new product onto the market.

This paper discusses the agenda of the Gnome Liberation Front (GLF), its goals and the probability that its actions are a form of culture jamming thus giving it a deeper, more significant perspective.

A discussion of how television has changed politics.

A look at conflict and conflict resolution.

The paper discusses cultural difficulties among inter and intra cultural groups.

Examines the growth of communication and its impact on society.

A look at the uses of advertising to organizations and the advertising agency's perception of the common man.

This paper reviews Buzz Bissinger's book "Three Nights in August" about Tony La Russa and the St. Louis Cardinals.

A description and analysis of the narrative theory (communication as story-telling) in human beings.

The relaxation of cross-media and foreign ownership laws in Australia.

This article discusses how communications can contribute to marketing theory.

A review of media manipulation, focusing on the various methods of manipulation.

Examines three theories pertaining to humor.

A critical analysis of the cultural significance of classic British television classic serials.

An in-depth look at the various economic models prevalent within the telecommunications industry.

A consideration of various options for handling hostage negotiations.

This paper discusses the way a company should prepare for an interview, select potential candidates and execute an interviewing plan to avoid the pitfalls of the interviewing process.

A discussion on the contemporary relevance of Sidney Lumet's 1957 classic "12 Angry Men."

This article discusses the legal limitations on photojournalists.

This paper is an examination of the role of the media in the fight for civil rights.

An examination of modern stalkerazzi law.

An examination of the ethical ramifications of the theft of information for publication.

Examines the importance of communication in the overall success of an organization.

This paper discusses that the advent of new technologies, such as cable and satellite television and internet access, are challenging the traditional role of the state as the primary broadcaster of information in India and Hong Kong.

A paper about the privacy issues involved in press presence during police arrests.

This paper describes the life and work of Alexander Graham Bell.

This paper looks at the importance of eye contact in communications.

This research deals with cigarette advertisements aimed at women.

This paper examines media bias in Newsweek and the Washington Post.

This paper compares the gender stereotypes of male and female by the media.

This paper compares and contrasts two different radio programs by the B.B.C.

This paper discusses the issue of euthanasia.

This paper is a case study of the Dallas works.

This paper discusses the aspect of sexism in commercials.

This paper discusses 1937 predictions regarding the television industry.

This paper discusses the main developments in the press in the U.K. since 1945.

This paper studies an episode of the Television program 'Home' with a view to gender issues.

This paper offers a short rhetorical analysis of a TIME magazine article.

This paper discusses the use of communication and information technology with regards to politics.

This paper provides a summary of Barthes' account of myth.

A discussion on the film, "Network."

A discussion of the television docudrama, "Separate but Equal", by George Stevens Jr.

A look at the negative aspects of MTV's reality series, "The Real World".

A look at how reading levels in the U.S. have declined as a result of excessive television viewing, video game and Internet use.

Examines the use of propaganda and persuasion foment anti-Semitism in the Middle East.

Analysis of the TV series "Miami Vice".

An examination of Moore's film, "Bowling For Columbine" as a work of propaganda.

An analysis of the SCUM Manifesto by Valeries Solanas.

Argues that books by A.A. Milne should be taught in English literature classes.

Analyzes the Australian Celtic Festival from a semiotic framework.

Asks whether U.S. dominance of multinational communications companies amounts to American cultural imperialism.

Examines how communication methods have changed from oral to electronic.

Discusses the sociological impact of American series television on forming public bias against minority groups.