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Fake news and misinformation are a menace to the public sphere, democracy, and society with sometimes irreversible consequences. Journalists in the new era seem not to be able or willing to play their traditional role of gatekeeper and social media have ...
Evangelos Lamprou +3 more
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Digital corporate communication and public sector organizations
This chapter discusses digital corporate communication in the context of public sector organizations. Public sector organizations are understood as politically mandated and regulated organizations, such as ministries, political organizations, public ...
Valentini, Chiara, Reinikainen Hanna
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From No Box to Drop Box: A Narrative Study of Communicating E-waste Recycling on Social Media [PDF]
This study explored the small stories as a narrative analysis of communication e-waste on social media Instagram. The data of this study is mined from the conversation and interaction between the ewasteRJ team with their follower.
Siswantini +3 more
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Digital Corporate Communication and Organisational Listening [PDF]
Human communication theory and disciplinary theory in corporate communication and cognate fields such as organisational communication and public relations, emphasise two-way, dialogic interaction.
Macnamara, J
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Digital corporate communication and disinformation
In the current scenario characterized by the Covid-19 pandemic, the use of digital channels such as social media platforms to retrieve information has grown exponentially and, consequently, disinformation is spreading more easily.
Olivieri, Mirko +3 more
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Digital corporate communication and activism
Digital media create new opportunities for stakeholder engagement. Corporations use social media to engage and influence stakeholders. Activists are also using digital media to engage and influence corporations.
Taylor, M
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Foundations of Communication/Media/Digital (In)justice [PDF]
The task of this paper is to outline foundations of a Marxist-humanist approach to communication justice, media justice, and digital justice. A dialectical approach to justice is outlined that differs from idealist monism, dualism, and pluralism.
Fuchs, Christian
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Conclusion : future roles of digital corporate communication
This concluding chapter reflects on five future corporate communication roles emerging from complex developments in technology affecting organisations: (1) Corporate communication as digital community builder (responding to the challenge of polarization ...
Arti, Alina +2 more
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Building Brand Image as Beauty and Lifestyle E-Commerce (Case Study IStyle.id Branding Strategy) [PDF]
Pandemic COVID-19 affect in ecommerce industry, iStyle.id is one of ecommerce company managed by Lotte Group and Salim Group did rebranding due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Marcelinus Agatha Febriola +3 more
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Compressive sensing-based channel estimation for SC-FDE system
The channel of wireless broadband communication system usually features time domain sparsity. The channel estimation of single carrier frequency domain equalization (SC-FDE) system was modeled as compressive sensing (CS)-based reconstruction of sparse ...
Lu Si, Xinle Yu, Hang Yin, Weizhang Xu
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