Communication papers

An outline of the common methods of communication that a salesperson would utilize.

An examination of how television media violence influences deviant
behavior, specifically criminal behavior.

This paper discusses that non-verbal communication in the workplace not only affects the transfer of information, but also affects the whole emotional atmosphere of a workplace.

An examination of the rights and violations involved with using electronic media in the courtroom.

An overview of the media portrayal of government and politics.

An examination of factors that are known to be barriers to effective communication.

Study of the causes of teen violence in the United States and how the higher authorities are trying to handle the situation through law and order.

A study of how violence in the media engenders violent behavior among the youth.

Addresses the impact media violence has on human behavior.

A discussion on the ethics of photography and photojournalism.

This paper presents ten questions that the magazine researcher should answer before conducting the research.

This paper contends that reality television shows reflect and reproduce changes in the country's moral structure.

This paper reviews Britain's position on its participation in the current Iraqi conflict by examining public opinion polls.

Explores the history and origins of artifactual communication.

An overview of the customs, social etiquette, and traditions in Mexico to facilitate a foreigner doing business in that country.

A discussion of the effective public relations plans of Johnson and Johnson, ValuJet Airlines, and the President Clinton-Monica Lewinsky scandal.

Examines why Finnish consumers buy mobile phones.

A study of the relationship between self-esteem and jealousy in heterosexual romantic relationships.

An introduction, discussion, and analysis of professional wrestling in America today and its effect on children.

Looks at the social upheaval of the 1960s, the significance of the media during that era, and the task that teachers faced in helping students to cope with all of the turmoil.

Rhetorical analysis of the Vietnam Veterans' Memorial in Washington D.C.

The recruitment and selection policies and practices of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

Presents arguments in support of the contention that television is a reflection of society and not the other way around.

A look at the techniques used by the media to gain an understanding of their audiences.

Comprison of John Ford's Stagecoach and Orson Welles' Citizen Kane through the use of mise en scene.

An overview of the paparazzi and the laws curtailing them.

An look at the history and evolution of print news in America.

Looks at the effects of globalization on different cultures.

A discussion on how effective communication between individuals and groups is essential if the various activities, processes and resources are to fulfil the aims of the organisation.

A comparison of the government's actions during WWII and after September 11, 2001.

A look at the role that interpersonal communications plays in advertising and marketing.

A look at the bargaining practices used by human resource managers and unions.

An exploration of the coverage of war on television from Vietnam to Gulf 1, in Britain and America.

Discusses the use of rhetoric in political and commercial agendas concerning the environment.

Provides an analysis of the different techniques of persuasion used in a commercial from the anti-drug campaign.

A compare-and-contrast paper on two books by Neil Postman that deal with the evolution and penetration of television into the American market and American home.

The difference in magazines in Hong Kong and Australia.

An argument against increasing commercialization in the American public broadcasting system.

A look at the pros and cons of communicating via e-mail, as well as tips for making sure messages are effective.

This paper presents a hypothetical scenario of the collapse of the U.S.A., using the text from 'Travels in Hyper Reality' by Umberto Eco.

Examples of feminine stereotyping in the popular TV show, "The Simpsons".

An insight into the alignment between corporate vision, culture and image of the Harley Davidson company.

A brief paper examining the brain's functioning.

This paper discusses managing company e-mail as an effective communication tool for doing business.

A brief look at the importance of listening skills in communication.

Looks into the British Broadcasting Corporation and whether it should be regulated differently to other broadcasting companies within the United Kingdom.

This paper explains media studies as a complex subject incorporating many different aspects of socially defined relationships.

Analyses and discusses realism in relation to the film "Pulp Fiction", which was directed and written by Quentin Tarantino.

A paper which discuses different theoretical definitions of popular culture and explores their relevance to today's society.

The paper discusses the broad range of media studies.

A sociological look at what makes people communicate, open up and disclose personal information to another.

How managers and organisations have dealt with change in regards to technological advancements in communication.

An analysis of the effectiveness of regulation of the British by the Press Complaints Commission.

Analysis of the methods employed by Australian law firms in communicating internally and externally.

Discusses the media's coverage of young people in Australia, a case study of the Moral Panics Theory of Cohen.

A look at the symbolism in modern United States and its move towards a continual collapse, according to Umberto Eco's "Travels in Hyperreality".

An overview of the role of White House press secretaries, using Michael McCurry as a case study.

Examines the negative aspects of being a child actor, including abuse, failure, and substance addiction.

Examines two essays to show the use of language and social perceptions of the speaker.

An analysis of Peter Elkind's work, "Where Mary Meeker Went Wrong".

A look at the role of forgiveness in resolving conflicts.

A look at the use of non verbal forms of communication.

A study of how the media has effected society's sense of privacy.

A look at the stereotyping of Asian Americans in media.

An analysis using the TV series.

How to make an speech.

A study of various policy speeches to see how they are similar.

How VR is used in business, education and entertainment.

How the media views psychologists.

The Chappaquiddick speech and the preceding events.

A look at the impact of television on the family unit.

An analysis of sign language and oral anguage.

A look at the Basic Communication Theory and how it relates to human communication.

This paper presents a detailed discussion about the concept of uniform crime reporting.

A look at the uses and needs of this communication device.

This paper discusses the use of communication strategies in a project team.

This paper analyzes the problems associated with cross-cultural communications

This paper is about public awareness campaigns sponsored by FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency).

A look at lifestyle advertising and the human body as a site for onsumption.

This paper discusses on the use of satellite television and how the manufacturers and companies of satellite television plan to make it more common in the everyday home

How the language used by others has power to shape ourselves and others.

A brief look at the role media plays in political campaigns.

This paper presents a discussion about the Australian television, music and movie trends.

An overview of how the media has portrayed African Americans over time.

A look at the importance of interpersonal communication on practitioner-client relationships.

A look at doublethink as a strategy of political control, and the role of the capitalist press.

A comparison of these two forms of negotiation.

How the French Revolution is used in multimedia today.

This report is on the IT services of ABC.

An analysis of the sexist way women are still portrayed in media, particularly in magazines despite their changing cultural status.

A look at the Western mass media and sensationalized representations of Middle Eastern "terrorism".

A literature review on the media's representation of international migration.

A analysis of the communication between parents and children in the context of the family unit.

A comaparative analysis of the characters of Sam from "Cheers" and Jerry Seinfeld from the "Jerry Seinfeld" show.

An analysis of modern communication in American politics through the opinions of Jurgen Habermas and Carl Schmitt.

An overview of the effects of cable television magnates and network programming policieson televised sports.

This paper provides an insight into the Association for Progressive Communication (APC) and looks at what they stand for.

An overview of the everchanging forms of Internet communication.

A review of Michael Ware's article "How the U.S. Killed the Wrong Soldiers".

A discussion of whether racism is encouraged by the images we see in our media.