Communication papers

This paper looks at the reason advertisers use sex to sell their products.

This paper discusses the effects of media conglomeration.

A discussion on some of the the achievements of well known Black Americans, such as Oprah Winfrey, Tiger Woods and Bill Cosby and the way in which they have become role models for other black Americans.

An assessment of the media coverage of the Clinton-Monica Lewinsky scandal.

A short history of talk radio with a focus on conservative talk radio hosts of today.

This paper looks at how the role of the press has changed in recent years.

A look at the sit-com "Friends" and why there seems to be almost no African-American main characters or extras featuring in the series.

An essay on the definition and origins of pornography.

A paper which questions the media's role in creating teenage smokers.

A paper which shows how the federal government has used the media to sway public opinion and influence choices.

The importance of using correct words when speaking, especially when they are considered 'sexist language'.

This paper examines the amount of airplane accidents that get covered in the media versus the number of the airplane accidents that actually happen.

This paper looks at some of the issues surrounding the use of electronic mail.

This paper discusses the media equation theory - the increasing connection that has been made between technology and humanity.

This paper discusses the importance of magazines in our society, and how magazines influence children's reading.

A discussion on the use of cell phones while driving.

An examination of the relationship between two forms of communication - verbal and non-verbal.

This paper looks how mass media influences our lives.

This paper investigates the effect that violence in the media has on young children.

This paper analyzes the duplicitous nature of advertising in the fast food industry, focusing on the advertisements of three multinational fast food companies, McDonald's, Kentucky Fried Chicken and Long John Silver.

An analysis of what is involved in the reporting field and what is required of a reporter.

This paper looks at the role of mass media in today's society.

A look at three major technology platforms for communication: Wireless Access Protocol, General Packet Radio Service, and the third generation Universal Mobile Telecommunication System.

An examination of the definition of group leadership including a focus on whether good leaders are born.

A look at why the radio journalism industry has experienced a slight deterioration in the past 30 years.

A paper which studies just how important it is to be fluent in the English language, especially in the United States.

An analysis of Dale Carnegie's 1936 book "How to Win Friends and Influence People".

This research paper deals with the subject of ensuring effective communication between nursing staff, their patients and the patient's family

A paper discussing the interdependent relationship between interpersonal conflict resolution and effective communication, with reference to Grensing-Pophal's 'effective listening' techniques.

This paper sheds light on some of the factors affecting employee retention and offers typical solutions, focusing specifically on the electronic systems industry.

This paper presents the definitions and concepts surrounding advertising and propaganda.

The following paper examines how different advertising techniques appeal to different consumers, which in turn causes the consumer to buy the product.

The following paper examines the social context of language in advertising and the way in which companies manipulate the language in adverts to persuade the consumer to buy their products.

This paper presents a brief examination of the way families are depicted on popular television shows.

The following in-depth paper discusses ways in which schools can improve their own public confidence in a specific school district including communication between schools and community.

The following essay examines the way in which adults and children in the United States are dependent on popular culture and the media for their belief systems, concept of socialization, issue of living conditions and learning ability.

A discussion of the importance of oral communications in the Electronics Industry.

An examination of the differences in conversational style between men and women.

An argumentative paper discussing the benefits of all people speaking one language.

A behavioral study into children's television viewing habits, with special focus on commercial watching.

A paper which defines the concept of broadband internet access and the effect it will have on internet access in the future.

A analysis of the movie "The Breakfast Club" focusing on the issue of interpersonal communication.

This paper presents a discussion regarding the importance of teaching English to non-English speaking people for the purpose of conflict resolution.

A study of the effect of TV on children.

A look at the impact that cellular phones have on our society.

A look at the Portuguese language from the start to modern times.

A detailed demonstration of the meaning of petrification of the myth and its effects on myths.

An overview and opinionated paper of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 and its effect on the telecommunications industry.

An in-depth look at an understudied but extremely pervasive and present part of our everyday workplace: gossip

An analysis of how children's programming on TV affects children in both positive and negative ways.

A look at the life and works of St. Augustine and how his work impacts modern communication today.

An analysis of Disney Co. and ABC's decision to merge in the Content and Distribution sections of their value chains and the effects on the companies.

A paper which examines the portrayal of women through television advertising and its cultural and economic effects.

A historical overview of studies done on the effects of television viewing on children's language development.

The success of the Nazi regime in the years 1929 - 1936 depended on it's capacity to play upon the grievances, fears and desires of the German population.

Why intellectual property rights exist in literate cultures and do not exist in oral culture.

A study of how the media affects our views about many issues, specifically women.

A look at how friendships are developed and how they strengthen one's personality - based on the movies "Steel Magnolias" and "City Slickers".

A look at body language and how it impacts on inter-personal communication.

A different perception for databases and their potential.

An examination of cable television companies as a part of the changing technology hype.

This paper studies documentary expression and its cultural and governmental influences.

This paper emphasizes the major changes that public relations professionals have dealt with over the last decade .

This essay discusses traditional newspapers in comparison to their new-age e-newspaper counterparts found on the Internet.

An opinion paper written in first person about the power of TV as a media tool.

A look at different trends of listening to the radio amongst cultural groups.

This paper discusses the ability of journalists today to twist information and invade our private lives.

A look at the concept of the paparazzi and their intentions of privacy invasion.

This paper analyzes and compares the following contemporary books: 'Trash Culture', 'The Death of Literature', 'The Medium is the Massage' and 'What was Literature?'.

An analysis of the telephone company Nokia and its business strategy.

A paper which examines the differences in language and communication skills between men and women.

An examination of Franz Fanon's "Black Skin, White Masks" and Jessica Benjamin's "Bonds of Love."

A summary of the article by Hakim Ben Adjou, Esq.which covers alternative dispute resolution (ADR) techniques and specifically Internet resources now available.

An analysis of one of the largest corporate mergers in history of AOL and Time Warner.

This paper is an analysis of "Maxim Magazine."

A look at the life of comedian Sid Caesar and how drug addiction led to his downfall.

This paper looks at the influence of media violence on children.

This essay is a detailed look at romance and love during medieval times.

This paper analyzes a speech delivered by King George III in England upon the American colonists' rebellion against the Crown.

An interesting comparison between "Cosmopolitan" magazine and Jane Austen's novel "Pride and Prejudice".

This paper analyzes the various types of body languages that individuals display, particularly in the workplace, between employees and employers/management.

A look at the essay by Patricia J. Williams on freedom of expression on the radio.

A look at the media equation theory with a working example of the Truman Show.

Questions and answers preparing an employee for negotiations regarding a pay rise.

This essay looks at the similarities in the words of Frederick Douglass and author George Orwell.

This position paper argues that providing e-mail on merchant ships would boost morale on board.

An analysis of two books - Howard Bray's "The Pillars of the Post" and Harrison Salisbury's "Without Fear or Favor".

This paper examines the working person character in the entertainment media.

An analysis of the language of thieves (argot) which is spoken is prison.

This paper is an in-depth look at the often emotionally confusing relationship between stepmothers and stepchildren, particularly with stepdaughters.

This paper examines the media's influence on adolescents in America today.

This paper explores the technical issues and growth of the wireless internet industry.

This paper is an in-depth look at the life of O.J. Simpson.

This paper looks at the importance of mentoring for women.

This is a brief essay on child pornography and the internet. It focuses on porn and the impact that it has on our lives.

This paper describes what makes an organization tick using the example of a newspaper printing press.

A discussion of the classification system defined by researchers French and Raven in 1959.

This paper discusses the use of slang terms that refer to homosexual individuals.

This paper discusses how mass media: television, magazines, news programs and the fashion industry affect women today.

An analysis of the TV series "Sex in the City" and an explanation of how this depicts women's sexuality in the 1990's.