This article focuses on the study of organizational communication, which is a dominant
subarea of communication scholarship as recognized by the National Communication …

PREFACE it; as one example, subcultures are represented by the different methodologies
that researchers use to study communication, such as experimental, survey, textual analysis …

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This essay reviews a community of memory about communication ethics scholarship,
updating Ronald C. Arnett's “The Status of Communication Ethics Scholarship in Speech …

Perhaps no other construct pervades organizaн tional studies more than the term
communicaн tion. The ubiquitous nature of the term, however, contributes to its elusiveness …

Organizational communication covers an eclectic mix of approaches, theories, and
methodologies, developed within organizational settings or applied from other areas. The …

Scholars increasingly theorize about the power of communication to organize and structure
social collectives. However, two factors threaten to impede research on these theories …

The author explores the strategic web of communication that influences company policy in
an open market setting. By focusing on an actual situation within an industrial company that …

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Work in newsrooms can be organized in various ways following different principles. For
historical reasons, German and Anglo-Saxon newspaper offices operate quite differently …