Communication papers

This paper discusses the use of cyberspace for interpersonal communication, using sources and online experience.

An examination of the development of a unit of work that involves the use of multimedia as a significant element in learning and teaching.

An analysis of the new media phenomenon, the personal video recorder, TiVo.

Discusses the importance of cross-cultural communication between these two countries in today's globalized world.

Questions whether instant messaging is a pop culture phenomenon or an evil plot for global domination.

A comparative study of how developing countries in Asia are dealing with the negative impacts of the internet.

This paper is a Lexico-Grammatical analysis of a passage from Dr. Donald L. Botten's book, "Creative Happiness" (1997), which considers the text in its social and cultural context.

This paper reviews various models of understanding the interaction of people, culture and technology.

This paper discusses factors that influence political opinion and the inter-relationship of politics and the media.

This paper looks at Mexican-American history and how the word "wetback" was created.

A look at the important role of communication in design.

This paper discusses logical fallacies, which are distressingly common in human thinking.

This paper applies various decision-making models to the funeral home industry.

A look at the effects of viewing violence in the media on children's behavior.

Examines conflict resolution by using the movie, "Crimson Tide," as an example.

This paper discusses the keynote address by Senator Zell Miller, a Democrat from Georgia, supporting the Republican Presidential candidate, George W. Bush, at the 2004 Republican National Presidential Convention.

Examines government exploitation of media channels for propaganda purposes.

This paper explores how Andy Kaufman changed the world of comedy forever.

A look at the importance of nonverbal communication in a management setting.

Examines the media's role in diverting the public's attention away from local terror.

A definition of the professional field of public relations.

Examining the roots of humans' linguistic ability.

An analysis of the media coverage of the Asian tsunami.

A biographical essay of the life and works of author and children's television host, Fred Rogers.

Discusses the extent to which reality shows successfully expose human nature.

A discussion on the profound media influence on women's bodies.

An analysis of how the media portrays racial profiling.

This paper critiques the book, "Tuned Out: Why Americans under 40 Don't Follow the News," by David Mindich.

This paper is a personal essay, which evaluates "YM" or "Your Magazine," a magazine aimed at teenage women under the age of 17.

A discussion on whether the media can determine the outcome of elections.

An evaluation of the approach to leadership taken by Doug Ivester during his time as CEO of Coca Cola.

This paper discusses the history, present situation, and future directions of the personal computer, focusing on the Internet and e-commerce.

An analysis of the importance of effective business communications.

An analysis of the effects of television violence on children.

A comparison of analog and digital telephones.

An examination of the factors that contribute most to aviation safety.

An analysis of how media complicity created the war in Iraq.

An examination of how the media can distort the truth and manipulate public opinion.

A look at how governments practice a form of indirect censorship through the creation of news items that distract attention.

A discussion on how the Hays Code is no longer relevant today.

An analysis of the benefits of the commercialization of football.

An analysis of 'Voice over Internet Protocol' (VoIP), a type of hardware and software arrangement that helps individuals to perform telephonic conservations through the Internet.

This paper discusses that team meetings are one of the most efficient ways of circulating information through a company.

An analysis of semiotics, the study of signs, signifiers, and the signified, as it is used in conjunction with the color theory to determine power.

A review of the book, "The Billion Dollar BET," written by Brett Pulley, a senior editor at "Forbes" magazine.

An analysis of British journalism through a review of the coverage of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

An assessment of Cisco System, Inc.'s approach toward IP telephony.

A brief analysis of team conflicts and project management.

An examination of how the concepts of 'race' and racism have evolved over the last one hundred years with reference to media discourses and popular culture.

An analysis of the role played by the press in the relationship between the politician and the people.

Examines the use of female images in the selling of products.

An analysis of the United States Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI) telecommunications protocols.

A look at internal organizational communication within Hewlett Packard and Compaq.

A discussion of the history and future of stenograph machines.

A look at methods of transmitting an organization's message to the public.

Examines how the United States needed to use mass media to justify its war on terror and in Iraq.

This paper discusses the influence of mass media on professional sports, focusing on football. Includes three-page outline.

An look at the history of talk shows and how they have evolved over time.

A comparison of the Western media to the media industry in China.

A look at the media's responsibility in the development of eating disorders.

This paper discusses how high performance is created through a highly diverse team.

An examination of the media coverage of the 1992 Los Angeles riots.

A look at the way talk-show hosts and producers violate ethical codes of conduct in their profession.

Examines the difference between the linguistic capabilities of men and women.

An analysis of reality television shows and the insights they provide into human nature.

Discusses the effects of mass persuasion on British and German society prior and during the Second World War.

Analyzes several reality TV shows that pertain to love and dating, including the "Bachelor," "Blind Date," and "5th Wheel," and looks at their attraction for society.

A look at how advertisements can have national and even international ramifications when they are used to affect the outcomes of political campaigns.

Argues that the media should be monitored for violence due to the impact on younger viewers.

An analysis of the internet's impact on mass communication systems and businesses with a focus on the media industry.

A web design analysis of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette website.

Discusses whether this Supreme Court justice can be considered a 'Jeremiah'.

An analysis of the centrality of investigative journalism to the maintenance of democracy.

A discussion of the impact that public relations has on society as a whole.

Discusses controversial advertising and also questions the need for censorship.

Examines the cultural misunderstanding of the Arabs in the Western media.

An analysis of the impact of public relations on society.

An analysis of the impact of reality television on America's sense of community.

This paper discusses the genre called 'reality TV' by presenting a short history, describing some of the programs, and exploring what makes this genre so popular.

A look at how free music downloads online have dramatically impacted several industries, including CD and record retailers.

An overview of blogs and Internet communities.

An analysis of the effect of television violence on children.

A review and analysis of Roger Fisher and William Ury's "Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In".

A discussion of the importance of writing skills in adult life and how these skills need to be pushed in children with learning disabilities.

This paper discusses intersexuality, meaning between male and female, neither male or female, as presented by Christine Gorman and Wendy Cole in the "Time" magazine article, "Between the Sexes".

Uses the movie, "Spider-Man 2," to show the lack of diversity in the American media.

An analysis of the concepts of love, sex, and career in the HBO television series, "Sex and the City," reflecting various facets of women in American society.

Humorous essay on Paris Hilton, heiress to the Hilton family fortune.

A review of several polls regarding the United States of America's presidential approval ratings and how those rating are affected by specific media stories.

A look at how men and women interact with each other through language.

This paper reviews market research about readers of online newspapers.

An analysis of digital television and a comparison of digital and analog television.

This paper discusses nonverbal versus verbal communications as an employee and as a customer.

Examines health care information management in an era of globalization and the Internet.

This paper is a rhetorical analysis of Petra Kelly's argument that non-violence is the answer.

This paper discusses that written communication, an essential element of successful business interaction, can be taught in workshops.

This paper is an admission essay to an advanced program for scientific and medical translation.

This paper discusses that innovative, creative methods of thinking and planning can result in well-formulated, profitable marketing plans.