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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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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.
Lina M. Gomez, Ricardo Chalmeta
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Multinational corporate website strategies and influencing factors: A comparison of US and Korean corporate websites

Journal of Marketing Communications, 2009
This study, using a content analysis method, explored whether and to what extent multinational corporate websites targeting different markets are standardized. It also tested three organizational factors – country of origin, company size, and product type – for their potential influence on the level of corporate website standardization.
Wonsun Shin, Jisu Huh
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Using Corporate Websites For Export Marketing

Journal of Advertising Research, 2002
ABSTRACT The internet is becoming increasingly important for exporters to reach or sell to potential customers in international markets. This study investigated how exporters could utilize different elements of their corporate websites to achieve either their communication or transaction objectives.
Wenyu Dou, Ulrik ‘Ollie’ Nielsen, Chee Ming Tan   +2 more
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Corporate website accessibility: does legislation matter?

Universal Access in the Information Society, 2011
Over 600 million people worldwide have disabilities ranging from visual and hearing impairments to cognitive and motor skill issues. This number is only growing as "Baby Boomers" age. Previous research reveals that those organizations, such as federal agencies and colleges, which are mandated to have accessible websites, do indeed have higher levels of
Eleanor T. Loiacono, Soussan Djamasbi
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Websites, Social Networks, and Corporate Translation

2021
The objective of this chapter is to analyze how Southern Spanish companies in the dentistry sector employ Web 2.0 tools available to them and to analyze the availability of multilingual information in their corporate websites. To this purpose, the results of several studies have been gathered in this chapter.
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Employee recruitment through corporate websites

2012
Knowledge management involves creating, acquiring, synthesizing, learning and sharing knowledge and experience and has gained potential in recent years. Human resources, as the most important asset of the company, can benefit from good and high-quality knowledge sharing.
Horvat, Jelena, Klačmer Čalopa, Marina
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Corporate Brand Website Design Management

2021
Pantea Foroudi, Mohammad Mahdi Foroudi, Elena Ageeva   +2 more
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Jun J Mao,, Msce, Lorenzo Cohen, Karen M Mustian   +2 more
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Debt Relations auf der Corporate Website

2013
Im Gegensatz zu Equity Investor Relations, das sich inzwischen bei nahezu allen kapitalmarktorientierten Unternehmen etabliert hat, ist Debt (oder Bond oder Fixed Income) Investor Relations bei den meisten Unternehmen noch wenig verbreitet. Separate (Equity) Investor Relations Bereiche mit umfassendem Informationsangebot auf der Unternehmenswebsite ...
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