Communication papers

A rhetorical and semiotic analysis of a CBS news item, "Myspace: Your Kids' Danger: Popular Social Networking Site Can Be Grounds For Sexual Predators," by Sandra Hughes.

A book review of Neil Postman's, "Amusing Ourselves to Death".

This paper utilizes pop cultural figure Donald Trump as a case study in which to contrast capitalism and communism.

A look at the professional and work related customs and practices relevant to an American working in Japan.

This paper provides a straight forward customer profile analysis that includes target market, product usage and purchasing motivation for the three Canadian-based telecommunication companies of Telus, Rogers and Bell.

Presents a case study on organizational communication, looking at the communication problem at a small political activist organization.

This paper discusses how the media affects adolescent girls, in particular as it relates to the subject of sex.

A comparative analysis of the theories of Charles Darwin and Julius Fast concerning the use of body language.

This essay discusses the promotion of cinema in terms of genre categories, target audiences and stars.

This paper explores the psychological aspects of happiness and well-being.

This paper focuses on the communication lessons learned from the film "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan".

This paper explores the effects of technological change on human thought.

This paper discusses the issue of sexual harassment and focuses on NBC's television show "The Office".

This paper discusses cell phones and looks at the relationship between images and text messages.

An analysis of the implementation of mobile data terminals for the specific needs of police work.

This paper looks at the impact of television violence on aggression in children.

An in-depth essay on the service and quality provided by Internet voice over programs.

A critical review of L.H. Garner's book "Leadership in Human Services".

A look at various facets of conflict within a work environment.

An analysis of an interview with the author's aging client.

An analysis of the history of printing during the Tang Dynasty and the Sung Dynasty in Ancient China and its relationship to Buddhism and Confucianism.

This paper discusses the impact of TV violence on society and, in particular, on children.

An analysis of the effect and impact of violence in the mass media on children and adolescents.

This paper analyzes the peer relationships of Vittorio Innocente in Nino Ricci's "Lives of the Saints" and of Paddy Clarke in Roddy Doyle's "Paddy Clarke, Ha, Ha, Ha".

This paper looks at women heroes portrayed on television, focusing on the series "Heroes' directed by Tim Kring.

This paper discusses the impact of violence in the media on children.

A discussion on whether effective communication skills can solve marital problems.

Examines problems of communication between employees in the case study of BC Financial Services

This paper discusses the Patriot Act in relation to issues of privacy.

This paper discusses how and why propaganda was used more during World War I than in any earlier war.

Analyzes the extremely popular Internet social network known as MySpace.

This paper discusses magazine body images focusing on the ideas of active men and idle women.

An analysis of the history, development and uses of voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) technology.

Reviews literature relating to public relations approaches for school leaders coping with crisis situations.

Compares two environmental articles about climate: A. Simms' "Why Do We Owe So Much to Victims of Disaster?" and R. Gelbspan's "Boiling Point: Nature Doesn't Compromise on Global Climate Change; Activists Must Not Either".

A discussion of the therapeutic relationship between psychiatric nurse and patient.

This paper explores the media's failure to adequately cover the Darfur crisis.

An analysis of the long-term effects of young children's exposure to media sex and violence.

Examines the assumption that the violence in video and computer games contributes to aggression and violence among young players.

This paper examines the fate of traditional newspapers in the Internet age.

A discussion of the relationship between exposure to violent television and video games and the development of aggression in children and adolescents.

This paper is comprised of a personal transformational leadership addendum that designed to be incorporated into a larger transformational leadership plan.

This paper examines the role of communication in team performance.

This paper argues that a combination of introvert and extrovert personality types is essential for creating software programs.

An analysis of Joe Wlodarz' article 'Maximum Insecurity: Genre Trouble and Closet Erotics In and Out of HBO's "Oz"' in "Camera Obscura 58".

An account of a group's performance during various team building activities.

An analysis of the power of the definition of terms such as "Cold War" and "War on Terror."

This paper is a crisis management case study for Karma-Organic Food for Dogs.

This paper looks at the harmful effects of the media on women.

This paper analyzes the effects of mass media violence on children and the growing issue of television censorship in the 20th and 21st centuries.

This writer details how he benefits from his study of interpersonal communication.

This paper discusses the challenge of the sitcom "Will and Grace" towards hetero-normativity.

This paper discusses the development of an autistic child's communication skills in the classroom.

An examination of the negotiation and mediation process utilized in the St.Croix river crossing dispute.

An analysis of the media's role in criminal justice issues and a look at community-based alternatives to incarceration.

A critical analysis of Julie D'Acci's article "Defining Women: The Case of Cagney and Lacey" that attempts to define women in CBS's hit series from the 1980s, "Cagney and Lacey".

This paper compares three different thinking processes to discover how each affects the critical thinking process.

An analysis of the reasons for and effects of the intersection between religion and the media in Nigeria.

A overview of the opinions expressed by Anne Goulding in "Information, Poverty or Overload?".

This paper examines the concept of representativeness and availability heuristics.

A look at some of the training required to undertake peace and humanitarian operations.

This paper explores whether body language and gestures are universal or culturally determined.

A discussion of semiotics and consumption in the age of mass media.

An explanation of the research done to find a suitable location for a representative convention for Coca Cola.

A look at how the rebel and how society perceives the rebel is determined by a range of social, economic, political and cultural factors.

An analysis of three short case studies dealing with communication issues in organizations.

A discussion of popular culture, racism and the transformation of the
Asian "image" in Canada.

An analysis of the use of animation in pop-culture devices such as advertising.

This paper analyzes three types of thinking styles: logical, persuasive and systematic thinking.

An examination of four articles on the subject of voice output communications assisting severely disabled children.

A look at the events surrounding the CBS news report by anchor Dan Rather's regarding apparent gaps in George W. Bush's service in the Texas Air National Guard.

This paper looks at the media and news processing models and discusses the Internet as a news processing model.

This paper discusses the music video 'All is Full of Love' by Chris Cunningham.

This paper provides an evidentiary legal analysis of the television series "The Practice".

An analysis of the article, "Talk Show Telling versus Authentic Telling: The Effects of the Popular Media on Secrecy and Openness" by Evan Imber-Black.

An analysis of the evidence that stuttering is related to brain damage.

An analysis of reputation theories and their usefulness in the practice of public relations and corporate communication.

This paper examines how the film "Natural Born Killers" desensitizes its audience to violence.

This paper discusses how James Bond is different from the traditional American hero.

This paper examines the work "Hills Like White Elephants" by Ernest Hemingway.

A review of Matthew Baum's article, "Soft News Goes to War."

This paper discusses organizational and individual barriers to effective communication in the workplace.

A discussion of Chartism in 19th century Europe, a force which relied as much upon a burgeoning print culture as it did upon the radical mass platform.

This paper discusses death notifications as another side of police work.

A discussion on the accuracy of information on the Internet and web publications.

This paper discusses comedy news shows, especially "The Daily Show" with satirical comedian Jon Stewart.

This paper provides a reflective summary of interpersonal skills - counselling skills.

A discussion of the differences between the actual roles of law enforcement officers and their images on television.

An analysis of the way that media portrays African-Americans, giving examples from various types of shows.

This paper discusses the large part that information technology plays in the operation of a company.

A discussion of the negative effects of mass media on children and a suggestion of possible solutions to the problem.

An analysis of the methodology of two studies discussing augmentative and alternative communication systems that can assist language development in autistic children.

A discussion of the negative effects of technological advances and entertainment media, especially in the form of television and Internet, on human intelligence.

This paper discusses the various characteristics of the debater and argues the values of arguers as lovers.

A discussion of mass media, its history, social implications, and possible future.

An analysis of the origins of language and its evolution across time and media from linear text to visual political hegemony.

This paper discusses material culture and looks at how cars are used as status symbols.

This paper discusses why the Nazi party was so successful in using propaganda to attract the support of Germans.

This paper discusses how race, sexual orientation, social class, gender and class are portrayed on television.