Communication papers

A discussion on bias in the media focusing on the United States and the United Kingdom.

A discussion on how workplace training can be enhanced by social learning theory.

A discussion on organizational conflict and its resolution.

An analysis of Chicago Tribune's on-line news website.

A discussion on the impact of web conferencing on organizational communication.

A discussion on the place of video conferencing in the work environment.

A discussion on the use of jargon in the work environment.

A discussion on e-mail as an effective communication tool.

An examination of modern technology and its effects.

A discussion on integrity and objectivity in journalism.

An ethical discussion on the monitoring of electronic communication .

A literature review of the role of facial expression in communication.

An argument against the theory that media violence leads to aggression in children.

An examination of three fallacies within different forms of media.

A discussion of problems in a hospital with staff scheduling and patient wait times.

An examination of communication issues facing health care managers.

An examination of the telecommunications industry.

Case analysis of the implementation of the Human Resources Balanced Scorecard at Verizon.

Discusses why today's children and teenagers are desensitized to violence.

Presentation on the different versions of the reality television program "Survivor".

Discusses the television series "Survivor" from the point of view of a producer.

Provides a cross cultural comparison of "Survivor" in the United States, Great Britain, and Sweden.

Provides a history of printing from the earliest days of paper.

Provides three essays on the impact of global entertainment on culture and other areas.

Looks at the importance of communication for the hostage negotiator.

Considers four articles from www.policeone.com and how the police are portrayed.

Explores the relationship between the characters in the film "As Good As It Gets".

Compares experimental, rhetorical, and naturalistic research methods in communication research.

A rhetorical analysis of the movie "The Women".

Provides a discussion of the relationship between two lonely men the dwarf in the film, "The Station Agent".

Critique of Kenneth Bilby's "The General: David Sarnoff and the Rise of the Communications Industry"

Presents an e-marketing strategy to improve the image of the Middle Eastern consumer in the U.S.

Discusses expertise as a source of power in an organization.

Describes ways in which scholars link choice of language to personal identity.

Examines how Australian TV handles gay issues.

Examines the changing role of an organizational communicator.

An in-depth literature review focusing on family communication and its consequences.

Discusses how hearing loss can affect someone in terms of communication.

Personal reaction to the adverse effect of media violence on children.

Discusses the Hypodermic Needle or Magic Bullet theory concerning the effect of the mass media on society.

An analysis of interpersonal communication in Hollywood using the film "Boondock Saints" as an example.

Discusses issues related to the overall effectiveness of management communications.

A survey or research literature on media coverage of social movements in the United States.

Critique of Gaye Tuchman's book "Making News".

Analysis of sociologist Herbert Gans' book on news gathering and reporting.

A summary of a media article about the mass media's role in promoting democracy.

Analysis of Edward Herman and Noam Chomsky's "Manufacturing Consent".

A review and evaluation of Ben Bagdikian's "The Media Monopoly".

An analysis of Timothy Cook's book "Governing the News".

Analysis of Robert McChesney's book "Rich Media, Poor Democracy".

Looks at conflict assessment as an invaluable tool for resolving clashes between consultants and clients.

Analysis of chapters in Dan Berkowitz's text-reader "Social Meanings of News".

Analysis of media concepts and methods in Part III of Dan Berkowitz's book "Social Meanings of News".

Summary analysis of the first chapters of Dan Berkowitz's text-reader "Social Meanings of News".

Discusses theories of cross cultural communication and applies them to Arab business communication.

Examines how men and women differ in leadership and communication styles.

Provides a counterargument to Leonard Pitts' editorial "Reality Shows Are Mocking Us".

Reviews the pre-negotiation phase of the negotiating process.

Examines the link between violent music on MTV and aggression in children.

This paper analyzes the importance of effective communication in the field of healthcare while focusing primarily on its relevance in hospital settings.

This paper focuses on the pop cultural icon Homer J. Simpson, the patriarch of creator Matt Groenig's animated Simpson family.

This paper presented as a case study focuses on the current status and positioning of the "Financial Times" in the global media market.

A paper on the use of violent imagery in the media.

This paper focuses on the significance of extensible markup language, better known as XML which enables effective communication between various information systems and databases.

This paper discusses issues of the media and its relationship to ethic minorities especially women.

Discusses the book, "Information Rules: A Strategic Guide to the Network Economy" by Carl Shapiro and Hal R. Varian

An examination of the concept that excessive exposure to television is having a negative effect on teenagers in contemporary America.

A proposal for a study examining online relationships and their role in society.

An analysis of the symbolic construction of space in and around the Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park.

This paper discusses the application of technology to the management of language disorders in the elementary school classroom.

This paper argues that pornography has a negative effect on society.

Discusses how philosophical theories on human nature are defined in the popular television program, "South Park".

A look at the issue concerning the oppression of the free flow of information from a political, governmental and sociological perspective.

A discussion on gender specific communication.

This paper analyzes the issue of police brutality while also discussing the role of the media in depicting cases of unwarranted excessive force on the part of law enforcement officers.

This paper discusses glocalization, the effect of globalization on local culture.

An essay looking at whether media portrayals of violence increase aggressive behavior in children.

A budget proposal on the cost of installing cellular/radio towers in parts of western Massachusetts.

This paper reviews and examines Carlos Cortes' book "The Children are Watching: How the Media Teach About Diversity" which focuses on the impact of television on children.

This paper reviews and analyzes the article "Sex, Lies & Advertising" written by author and feminist Gloria Steinem which focuses on the impact of advertisers in the media.

A written language analysis of three separate newspaper articles about the March 21, 2005 Red Lake, Minnesota high school massacre.

An analysis of the film, "The Paper" and how it depicts issues such as race relations, gender relations and ethnic diversity.

This paper presents an overview of a yearly public relations plan, for a neighborhood church, geared towards to attracting new members.

A discussion on database management systems, their security and safety.

This paper analyzes the field of cybernetics and human communications while focusing on the views and opinions of linguistics expert Gregory Bateson.

This paper lists and examines the three specific fields an individual must master in order to be considered a well-rounded and effective employee.

This paper examines various strategies and methods of persuasion and influence, whether for financial gain or other purposes.

Examines this incident from a public relations perspective.

This paper discusses the advantages of learning English as the global languages to be used by all the world; however, this presents a danger to the native culture.

A discussion on the ethics, normative and otherwise, involved in the journalism profession.

Examines the increasing need for authentic reading texts in English Language Teaching classrooms.

This paper examines the various reasons behind youth related violence, which has been steadily increasing in America.

This paper analyzes the dominant role of the media on women and eating disorders.

Argues that the Academy Awards is not the glamorous event that it once was.

This paper examines the hegemonic reinforcement of corporate values as depicted in various reality television shows, while focusing on Donald Trump's "The Apprentice."

This well-researched paper examines the various causes and effects of anorexia-nervosa as well as the media's impact on women, self image and eating disorders.

An examination of how media effects the minds of young children and what can be done to prevent it.

This paper analyzes the content and impact of a letter written on December 24, 1924 to the "New York Times."