Communication papers

A look at the importance of ASL interpreters in a classroom setting.

This paper discusses the Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) at the Ford Motor Company.

A look at the media's failure to inform American voters.

Examines how the mainstream media's methods of coverage provide a limited view of the Iraqi war zone.

An extensive analysis of the requirements for successful leadership, through interviews with various types of leaders.

This paper analyzes the speech of African leader Wangari Maathai accepting her 2004 Nobel Peace Laureate award.

A brief overview of the advantages of the voice over Internet protocol.

An investigation into pheromonal/chemical communication between humans and the associated psychological and physiological reactions.

This paper discusses the power of the media and our democracy.

A literature review and proposal on the concept of plagiarism in different cultures.

A look at the the interplay of dominant and alternative voices in Wendy Kaminer's essay, "Let's Talk Gender, Baby".

A case study of U.S. and Canadian government web portals.

Overview and analysis of Barry Glassner's book "The Culture of Fear: Why Americans are Afraid of the Wrong Things".

An examination of the statement that the political economy of television determines what viewers get to see.

An overview of public service broadcasting, including its history and its relationship to national identity.

A paper describing the propaganda role the media has played in the past during times of war and the likelihood of it continuing to play that role during times of war in the present era.

Examples of how telemarketing tactics involve harassing potential customers in order to raise customer base.

A paper discussing the author's views on how to revive the public sphere in the United States.

Explores the concept of emotional intelligence and how it can be utilized by leaders in their organization.

This paper analyzes the effectiveness of the persuasion methods of a letter written by the leader of "Heaven's Gate" cult, Marshall Applewhite know as "the Do".

This paper argues against the war in Iraq.

A discussion on whether media violence is to blame for the Columbine Massacre.

The paper investigates how "Time" magazine stereotyped First Ladies Laura Bush and Hillary Clinton during their husbands' first term in office.

An analysis of the cultural implications of peer-to-peer file sharing on the internet.

This paper discusses Countrywide Home Loans' marketing communications.

This paper examines different forms of alternative dispute resolution and makes a case why mediation is the best of these alternatives to litigation.

An overview of the importance of good communication skills.

This paper examines the concept of conflict resolution and its various strategies adopted in the managed-healthcare field.

This paper analyzes the concept of group collectivism and interaction reported by Nina Eliasoph and Paul Lichterman in their article "Culture in Interaction".

This paper applies Dr. Geert Hofstede's analysis of cross-cultural communication

Discussion analysis on Franklin D. Roosevelt's "Infamy Speech".

An analysis of the effect celebrity culture seems to have on the news industry.

An extensive analysis of the impact weblogs has on the field of communications.

A look at the impact of the internet on printed newspapers and their transition to digital media.

A look at the challenges that children and adults with autism face regarding communication and speech development.

This paper discusses the practice of payola in the music industry and argues that it is unethical.

An analysis of the use of language to convey sexual prejudice.

This paper analyzes the rhetoric of persuasion used in President John F. Kennedy's speech on civil rights from June 11, 1963.

A look at the definition of these concepts in the context of mass communication.

This paper discusses the shock-power of two popular rebel-artists: Shock-rocker musician Marilyn Manson and the ever-controversial cartoon "South Park".

A discussion about the differences between arbitration and mediation.

An analysis of the essay "Sex, Lies and Conversation" written by Deborah Tannen.

An analysis of the effects of viewing violence in the media on children's behavior.

This paper reviews John C. Merrill's "Professionalization of Journalism", which argues the appropriateness of professionalizing the career of journalism.

A paper describing the subculture of fans of the television show "Star Trek".

An analysis of verbal and nonverbal behaviors between nursing home residents with Alzheimer's disease and their primary visitors.

This paper entails what sweeps programming is,when it occurs and what content is included in this programming.

A paper on the differences between leadership, management and power.

A discussion about the way media has turned the practice of psychology in pop-psychology.

A look at media's influence on violence towards women.

A look at how television advertisements affect viewers.

A discussion on how to manage interpersonal conflict in the workplace.

This paper discusses the negative impact of speech and language impediments on learning.

An analysis of the effects of viewing violence in the media on children's behavior.

A discussion about how television and movies are responsible for many of America's social and cultural problems.

Shows that TV alcohol commercials target teenagers who may be influenced to participate in underage drinking.

An analysis of Virginia Woolf's "Mrs Dalloway" in terms of the prevailing scientific paradigms in the age of Sigmund Freud and Albert Einstein.

A brief analysis of the media portrayal of the sexes.

An analysis of virtual reality through the lens of Scott Bukatman's book "Terminal Identity".

Examines how homosexuals are portrayed, usually negatively, in the mass media.

A comparison of two communication styles

An examination of the relationship between celebrities and the low-brow British media.

An analysis of the extent to which issues raised by Erica Fudge in "Animal" assist a post humanist reading of Roger Fouts' "Next of Kin".

A paper looking at the pressure many journalists face to continually write compelling copy and find sensational stories.

This paper is an essay discussing the design and ethical relationships of the media's presentation of the war in Iraq especially information from the internet.

This paper discusses actor Lucille Ball, one of the premier actors in American television and considered the paramount women in the television world.

An analysis of gender from a linguistic perspective as it is affected by electronic technology in the modern university classroom setting.

This paper discusses organizational communication between managers and front-line employees.

This paper discusses the history and business management of the fashion magazine "Vogue", part of Conde Nast Publications, Inc.

This paper discusses the continuous debate about television sanctions and the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

A look at how new technologies are affecting the way we manage and communicate.

A discussion of the importance of achieving effective communication through writing.

Emphasizes the importance of communication in teaching effectively and how teachers must learn to communicate with children of different backgrounds and cultures.

An examination of the influence that satellite communications have on the situational awareness of today's military.

An analysis of a Dateline NBC special documentary program, "The Last Days of Jesus".

A look at the important role of a front desk receptionist and how the position may affect the smooth running of the entire organization.

An analysis of the nature, processes and roles of the 'ritual of performance' in talk shows on American television.

The evolution of graphic design and the influence of the computer and the digital age.

This paper discusses Matilda Joslyn Gage, (1826-1898), one of the foremost advocates of women's rights and women's suffrage, and analyzes her communication style.

An examination of the effects of international broadcasting on America and the world as a whole.

An analysis of the predominance of male characters in the entertainment industry.

An overview of the theories of journalism, through a review of the Hutchinson report.

Uses several sources to examine the causes of violence in American society, focusing on the media.

This paper discusses conflict resolution techniques, focusing on suppression, a technique sometimes applied in extreme forms of conflict.

An analysis of non-verbal communication through a review of Ekman and Friesan's research.

Explains what discourse analysis means and looks the many different approaches to the subject.

A discussion of social facilitation and synergy.

Examines the importance of leveraging communication, managerial and leadership capabilities in a business environment.

A look at various scenarios involving public relations, followed by a discussion why they were effective.

An analysis of social structure and interaction - dramaturgy and social construction of reality in a formal work environment

This paper investigates organizational communication as it relates to conflict.

This paper discusses a theoretical approach to the negotiation concept, focusing on the communication process, negotiation skills and styles.

A discussion of the roots and future of African-American Vernacular English (AAVE).

Defines nonverbal communication and examines the importance of studying this communication method.

An extensive analysis to show the important link between literacy, critical thinking and any type of media undertaking within a school setting.

An analysis of whether the New York City media industry still influences the nation as it did in the beginning of the 20th century.

This paper summarizes and evaluates an article titled "Partnering for Green Success" by John Cooper published in the "CMA Magazine" (June/July 2004), about the "Globe-Net" website.

An analysis of the responsibilities and guidelines for employees and employers regarding cell phones.