Communication papers

An analysis of whether different companies' use of new media training methodologies will result in measurably different outcomes in corporate training.

This paper analyzes the representation of Canada's Aboriginals in Canadian newspapers.

This paper discusses marketing a consumer product and looks at Manitoba Telecom Service (MTS).

Examines three articles regarding technology's impact on society today:
Neil Postman's "Science and the Story that We Need", V. Mosco and D. Foster's "Cyberspace and the End of Politics" and L. Winner's "Interview with Langdon Winner: Technology as Big M

This paper discusses the concept of cultural performance.

An analysis of the role of technology on the evolution of advertising media.

A case study analysis of the impact of poor inter-cultural communication in the workplace.

An exploration of the ways in which the Internet has developed and how it has changed the way that people use the media.

This paper explores the ways in which people use commodities to construct and express sexual identities.

A comparison between the printed video game magazine, "Hyper", and the video game website, "Imagine Games Network".

An analysis of the reality of reality television shows, with a focus on the show "Survivor".

A discussion on the role of the media in framing interpretations of inequality in Australia.

An analysis of the impact the nurse-patient relationship when a nurse is a patient within the health care facility.

A case study presentation discussing the importance of therapeutic communication in nursing.

An analysis of the influence of Middle East conflicts on U.S. perceptions of the Muslim 'threat' in 2007.

An analysis of the long and short-term effects of 9/11 on policy-making in the United States.

This paper discusses Ian Parker's article "Absolute PowerPoint" about the limitations of PowerPoint presentations.

A comparison of the broadcast model of communication with the dialogue model of communication.

This paper discusses the responsibilities of a writer and looks at why the views of artists about their work need to be heard.

A review of "What Patients Really Want from their Nurses" by R. Messner, "Patient-Centered Teaching from Theory to Practice" by M. Hansen and J. Fisher and "The Patient-Focused Care Journey: Where Patients and Families Guide the Way" by C. Jonas-Simpson.

This paper describes the effect violence in the media, mainly television and movies, has on children and society as a whole.

A discussion of the important role of the media within a democracy.

This paper discusses the media's criticism of the use of the presidential pardon.

This essay discusses National Geographic's past and the many forms of educational influence it has achieved today in mass media communication.

This paper evaluates the role of leadership in an organization's culture.

This paper analyzes eight health care articles from "The Toronto Star".

An review of Aristotle's theory of rhetoric as found in his work entitled, "Rhetoric".

A creative writing piece in the form of a play, about the trial of a public high school teacher who is accused of "corrupting the youth".

An examination of the leadership accomplishments of Oprah Winfrey.

An analysis of the effects of Verizon's changes in the fiber optic field of telecommunications.

This paper presents a brief look at conflict resolution techniques in teams.

An analysis of the rhetorical style of Abraham Lincoln's "House Divided" speech.

This paper explores the effects entertainment technologies have had on family life.

A review of Daniela Lesley Evans' article, "A Critical Examination of Claims Concerning the 'Impact' of Print".

This paper is a needs assessment of the quality of writing information and procedure emails and memos at Seneca College.

This paper explores the challenges facing the Toronto police when dealing with the African community.

A presentation and analysis of a dialogue between a nurse and a client.

This paper analyzes the Geico insurance company's successful marketing strategies.

This paper discusses the pervasive developmental disorder of autism.

This paper explores the reality of racism in contemporary Canada.

This paper analyzes Matthew Ehrlich's "The Competitive Ethos in Television News Work" and Simon Cottle's, "Producing Nature(s): On the Changing Production Ecology of Natural History TV".

A look at what characteristics of crime stories cause them to be particularly salient to people.

This paper identifies the semiotic elements in advertising.

This paper compares and contrasts three articles on the subject of media coverage of environmental issues.

A critical review of "Can't Get Through: 8 Barriers to Communication" by K. Hogan and R. Stubbs.

This paper analyzes the influences of advertising in children's television shows.

This paper assesses the components and evolution of the rhetoric argument.

This paper looks at the classic "16 Jackies" (1964) of Andy Warhol.

This paper discusses how theories are valuable tools which enable us to learn more about ourselves and why communication dissonances occur.

This paper discusses the importance of effective communications with regards to a family funeral home business.

This paper discusses the effects of competition among Internet providers, cable providers and the telephone companies.

An analysis of a workshop relating to overcoming communication barriers with inpatient geriatric mental health patients.

This paper explores the role of rhetoric in the judicial process.

This paper explores the significance of communication to the success or failure of contemporary organizations.

An analysis of how tuberculosis is covered in the popular press.

A discussion of the merit of the portrayal of big business in the mass media.

This paper explores the motives behind the way women are portrayed in the popular media.

This paper explores the radio's impact upon American popular culture from the 1920s through the 1950s.

This paper provides an overview of the nine theories of communication.

This paper looks at what a healthy relationship involves.

A review of the subject of deafness as depicted in Oliver Sacks' book, "In Seeing Voices".

This paper analyzes the mission statement for an organization called Feed The Children, Inc.

This paper discusses the benefits of augmentative and alternative communications (AAC) systems.

An in-depth look at human language.

This paper examines the theory and processes of negotiation.

An analysis of the importance, for students, of close communication between parents and teachers.

Compares the differences between the language of advertisements in newspapers in the United States and newspapers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

This paper provides a supervisors' manual for best business practices to follow in any work environment.

This paper is a biography of Asian-American Connie Chung, one of the first female network anchors.

This paper discusses the use of persuasion in business communications.

This paper explores the benefits of positive team communication.

This paper argues that the negative effects of television viewing, especially in children, far outweigh the benefits.

This paper discuses Jean Watson's theory of carative nursing.

An in-depth examination of the challenges of prosecuting politicians through the media.

A look at the negative effects associated with using highly attractive models for advertising beauty products.

This paper discusses postmodern novels as conversations, looking at Manuel Puig's 'Kiss of the Spider Woman' and Tayeb Salih's 'A Season of Migration to the North'.

This paper analyzes "Some Like it Hot" in light of Laura Mulvey's essay 'Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema'.

This paper analyzes Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech presented in Washington, D.C., on August 28, 1963.

The paper compares and contrasts the traditional approaches to measuring advertising and media effectiveness versus the digital ones.

This paper provides a critical examination of Walt Disney's work and disability issues.

A brief overview of the phenomena of reality television.

An analysis of the Verizon Corporation, currently the top
telecommunications services provider in the US.

This paper argues the author's personal analysis of the lack of cultural diversity presented in popular television series, such as "Friends".

An analysis of the principles presented in "Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking When the Stakes are High," written by Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, Ron McMillan, Al Switzler, and Stephen J. Covey.

An analysis of the contributing causes of youth violence, with a focus on the media.

This paper discusses what steps should be taken to protect children from pornography and sexual predators on the Internet.

An analysis of the way that society's view of war is shaped by the media, focusing on "The Battle of Algiers," directed by Gillo Pontecorvo.

A review of "Presidential Elections in the Age of Television" by Jennifer Truran Rothwell.

A discussion regarding David Welch's argument that propaganda "had an essential, and not always dishonorable, role in the conduct of affairs in the 20th century."

This paper discusses media ethics in the movie "Good Night, and Good Luck."

An overview of some conversational rituals that take place in the workplace.

This paper discusses the power of negotiation.

This paper discusses the advantages and disadvantages of group decision-making versus individual decision-making.

This paper discusses global warming as a social problem.

This paper explores how human communication has changed over time.

This paper compares two good websites www.Oracle.com and www.Microsoft.com with two poor sites www.Cincom.com and
www.freemap.com.

An analysis of the sociological theories that explain how isolation can be caused by technology.

This paper provides a reflection of popular culture, concentrating on reality TV shows.

This paper discusses linguistic profiling and its damaging ramifications.