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Gaze Corporate: A Corporate Profiling Website

2024 Second International Conference on Emerging Trends in Information Technology and Engineering (ICETITE)
Anirudh Shankar, Aishwarya R
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The state of corporate website accessibility

Communications of the ACM, 2009
Web accessibility continues to have important social, legal and economic implications for ecommerce. Over 50 million Americans have disabilities and so do around 600 million world-wide (www.census.gov/prod/2003pubs/c2kbr-17.pdf; www.usdoj.gov/crt/ada/busstat.htm). Disabilities include a vast range of issues: cognition, vision, motor skills, and hearing.
Eleanor T. Loiacono, Nicholas C. Romano Jr., Scott McCoy   +2 more
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Corporate Websites: The Drivers of their Different Configurations

Electronic Markets, 2001
It is widely acknowledged that the WWW is heavily changing the way a company manages its business: it allows quick and bi-directional communications between a company and its customers/partners thus providing them with an electronic interface that supports communication and product exchange without geographical or temporal limits.
AZZONE, GIOVANNI, BIANCHI, ROBERTO, NOCI, GIULIANO   +2 more
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Corporate Websites : Voices of Authority

Textus, 2007
This paper is divided into two parts: the first analyses evaluation in websites following a genre-based approach and focusing on aspects of self-evaluation and self-promotion; the second part uses Appraisal Theory as a framework for the analysis of the autobiographical notes of the founders of the companies.
SALVI, Rita, TURNBULL, Judith Anne
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The Information Content of Corporate Websites

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
In 2008, the SEC published guidance allowing firms to use corporate websites as an alternative disclosure channel to EDGAR. While the information content and market reaction to traditional disclosure channels such as EDGAR filings and press releases are well-documented, evidence on corporate websites as a disclosure channel is scarce. In this paper, we
Bradford Lynch, Daniel Taylor
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Corporate responsibility in U.S. corporate websites: A pilot study

Public Relations Review, 2011
Abstract Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become an essential component in the management of companies around the globe. Any key strategy used for CSR administration must reflect strong and effective communication channels to show CSR efforts.
Chalmeta, Ricardo, Gómez, Lina M.
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Corporate Reputation and C2C Websites

International Journal of Online Marketing, 2016
Exchanges between Internet users have clearly increased with the proliferation of social networks. That has revalorized Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C) Websites which represent an important information source for clients. With the increase of actors in C2C markets, the reputation of the company is a fundamental element for internet users' choices.
Amira Trabelsi Zoghlami, Karim Ben Yahia, Mourad Touzani   +2 more
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Visibility of corporate websites: The role of information prosociality

Decision Support Systems, 2017
Abstract With an ever expanding content and user base, the Web presents information discovery and consumption challenges for both consumers and producers of information. Producers of information strive for visibility among consumers who have limited attention.
Gautam Pant, Shagun Pant
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The Mediation of Corporate Website in Corporate Identity and Corporate Image Relationship

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
The World Wide Web (WWW) – the platform that hosts corporate website – is considered an important medium that possess unique characteristics that differentiate it from traditional corporate and marketing communication channels. This article sets out to show understanding on why firms use their websites as a corporate communication tool for corporate ...
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The Interactivity of Corporate Websites: A Comparative Study

Textus, 2013
This paper reports on the results of a study on a corpus of corporate websites of British and Italian Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises communicating in English, with reference to their degree of interactivity with their (prospective) customers. The comparison of the communicative and linguistic strategies enacted by the two sets of firms testifies ...
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