Communication papers

This paper is a public relations (PR) proposal for revitalizing the public image of United Airlines.

Deals with English becoming an official language of the United States.

This paper is a case study of communication within Marketing Solutions, a national company with 30 years of experience working with a variety of companies to develop marketing communications programs.

This explains the ethics behind a real-life newspaper decision to print or not to print a harrowing spot news photo.

Discusses human behavior in organizations in terms of its importance to the success of a business.

Explains this technology, which enables users to speak over the Internet.

A look at the use of mass media throughout the 20th century to promote democracy.

Analysis of methods for teaching communication skills to students with autism.

Discusses the need for ethical behavior in negotiations within the business world.

An investigation in new and emerging technologies and their influence on commerce.

This paper discusses the relationship between television violence and juvenile delinquency.

A study of the effect of violent television and media on the children who view it.

Examines how the American media presents the president, focusing on its portrayal of George W. Bush.

Examines the issue of violence on television and whether it causes long-term aggressive behavior.

This company discusses FedEx and Sunoco and evaluates their mission statements.

A discussion of how Eastern and Western cultures have learned to communicate with each other.

Argues for the need to regulate the Internet in regard to undesirable sites and hate speech.

Research proposal to examine how the media portray homosexuals.

A look at the issues caused by the media's portrayal of the female body.

An exploration of conflict and communication issues in marriage and sex.

A look at the problem of gender stereotypes on television and their impact on society.

This paper uses a hypothetical workplace dispute around a sexual harassment issue to discuss dispute resolution in the workplace.

Studies the legal case of Jerry Falwell vs. Larry Flynt and its implications for the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.

A discussion of why libraries should refrain from filtering out content and speech in their books.

Essay about the way the media distort and report the news.

A discussion of the effectiveness of Internet advertising.

A study of how e-business has influenced the supply chain management with reference to its past trends, present operations, and future techniques.

Discusses decision making in a business sense and looks at why learning to listen to what others say is so significant.

Examines some of the research findings regarding the influence that the media have on teen values and behavior.

Discusses the meaning, intent, and implications of defamation law.

This paper discusses the definition of ethical communication and examines various models and theories to apply the concept of ethics to practical purposes.

A discussion of the problem of the media being taken over by giant monopolies.

This paper discusses mentors, persons who provide support, encouragement, and a consistent way of challenging another person to successfully reach their potentials.

A brief discussion of the new rules and regulations implemented by the FCC.

An examination of the uses and importance of nonverbal communication.

A look at how the changes in the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rulings will affect the broadcasting industry.

Examines the significance of body language as part of the communication process.

A look at recent decisions made by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding media ownership.

A discussion of whether language needs to be a barrier to customer service in the hospitality industry.

This paper discusses many studies that show the media violence and vulgarity on TV shows have severe and adverse effects on children and culture.

This paper explains the importance of the forming stage in producing proper group development.

An analysis and examination of what makes an effective leader.

Looks at the importance and function of public relations efforts.

Looks at the controversial issue concerning the suitability of subject material and content in children's film and literature.

A review of "Internal Organizational Communication Systems" by Gary Kreps and "Formal and Informal Communication Networks" by Susan A. Hellweg.

Discusses ways to address the problem of an employee who exhibits weak communication skills.

This paper discusses corporate communications in the pharmaceutical industry, especially the published annual reports of Pfizer, Abbott Laboratories, Abiomed, and World Heart Corporation.

A look at the media's treatment and analysis of stem cells.

This paper is a description and analysis of how radio and motion pictures influenced the development of television.

Analysis of Neil Postman's book, "Improbable World", which is about the information revolution.

Provides a description of Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) and its applications.

Looks at the history of the television from its inception in 1872 to the digital television of today.

Compares two works, "Work and Spend" by Juliet Schor and "Delectable Materialism" by Michael Schudson, on consumer culture.

Examines the ongoing contention that television viewing negatively affects intellectual development.

Discusses hate speech and free speech.

Presents a history of the motion picture studio from 1949 to 1970.

Compares two speeches of these former presidents of the U.S.A.

Discusses the 1992 book on television journalism.

Examines the role language plays in cross-cultural relationships.

Explores the greater importance of listening than speaking in the process of communication.

Analyzes talk shows and "reality" shows.

Reports on a study on the effects of handshakes on first impressions.

Examines effects of cross-cultural communication.

Discusses interventions for prelingual/lingual deaf children.

Discusses the treatment and management of CAPD.

Presents elements of distance education.

Discusses the development of news in media.

Discusses the relationship between the military, wartime policymakers, and the mass media.

Discusses public opinion and news coverage of contemporary wars.

Discusses the depictions of homosexual characters on two sitcoms.

Discusses the issue of impact on young viewers.

Applies the theory to television sitcoms.

Discusses the power of metaphor to create meanings.

Examines the differences in communication between women and men.

An examination of the pros and cons of the media format DVD versus the older VHS.

This paper discusses Paul Renner and his typography.

A discussion of how the media portrays the profession of police officers.

An insightful analysis of the book from this writer's perspective.

An examination of how teacher gestures affect student problem solving.

A review of the reality television show, "The Restaurant".

A discussion of how the psychologists Carl Jung and Pinkola Est's would analyze the HBO television series, "The Sopranos".

An overview of the advantages and disadvantages of using e-mail.

An examination of the differences of gender-specific publications.

Discussion of whether television endorses racial and gender equality or discrimination.

A discussion of how the Mesoamerican cultures, which include the Mayans, Incas, and Aztecs, possessed their own writing culture and how this was affected by the conquest.

Effects of computer-mediated communication on written communication.

Problem solving stages and thought processes for resolving issues to achieve a desired business goal.

This paper reviews the history of the magazine industry in the United States from the "Saturday Evening Post" to the Internet.

A look at the correlation between the rise in teen pregnancies and sexually explicit media.

Looks at the beginnings and evolution of the cell phone.

Looks at the changes in society that are a result of the advances and inventions in electronic technology.

This paper compares two essays about New York City: A.J. Liebling's "Apology for Breathing" and, a half-century earlier, Jacob Riis's "The Down Town Back-Alleys".

How television shows of the 1950s helped middle-class America.

Proposes how to deal with the problem of Kobe Bryant's negative image in his role as Nike's celebrity representative.

A worked example of developing information systems for a business called "Coffee World".

Looks at the positive and negative implications of certain types of mass media on democracy in the United States.

An overview of the reality television show Reality TV, "Series 7: The Contenders".

This paper discusses the function of the media in America as the Fourth Estate, from Watergate to the present.