Journal of Communication Management
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The effects of media reputation on third-party funding of Swiss universities
Daniel VoglerThis study analyzed the effects of the visibility and evaluation of universities in news media coverage on the development of their private and public third-party funds.
Women in public relations (1982–2019)
Martina Topić, Maria Joäo Cunha, Amelia Reigstad, Alenka Jelen-Sanchez, Ángeles MorenoThis paper aims to analyse the current literature on women in public relations to establish trends and areas of inquiry in the literature and identify research gaps for…
Corporate communication about climate science: A comparative analysis of top corporations in New Zealand, Australia, and Global Fortune 500
Jagadish ThakerThe purpose of this paper is to comparatively analyze how top corporations in New Zealand, Australia and the Global Fortune 500 group communicate about climate science.
Communicating science in higher education and research institutions: An organization communication perspective on science communication
Thorsten Schwetje, Christiane Hauser, Stefan Böschen, Annette LeßmöllmannThe paper reports on a research project exploring the change in the organizational context of communicators and communication units in higher education and research…
Key challenges in strategic start-up communication: A systematic literature review and an explorative study
Markus Wiesenberg, Alexander Godulla, Katharina Tengler, Inga-Marit Noelle, Julia Kloss, Natalie Klein, David EeckhoutThe paper represents a starting point of a broader research project in strategic start-up communication. The main purpose of this study is to demonstrate the current state…
Exploring market-oriented relations in the digital era: A study of public relations and marketing practitioners in Hong Kong
Suk Chong Tong, Fanny Fong Yee ChanMarket-oriented relations has been regarded as a kind of public relations practices widely performed by the practitioners of public relations and marketing. This study…
Fandom, forgiveness and future support: YouTube apologies as crisis communication
Jean Kelso Sandlin, Monica L. GracyalnyThis study examined how audience characteristics and attitudes relate to their perceptions of sincerity and forgiveness of apologies by public figures posted on YouTube.
Information leaks before CEO change: financial gain and ethical cost
Gregor Halff, Anne GregoryThe purpose of this paper is to investigate whether there are information leaks immediately before CEOs change and – if so – whether some investors take financial…
University communications as auto-communication: the NTNU ‘Challenge Everything’ campaign
Sarah R. DaviesThis article offers an in-depth exploration of university communications practice by describing and analysing a publicity and recruitment campaign, called ‘Challenge…
Organisation matters: towards an organisational sociology of science communication
Simone RödderThis paper looks at science communication through an organisational lens with the aim of assessing the relevance of different organisational forms for science communication.
Information specificity, social topic awareness and message authenticity in CSR communication
Andrea Pérez, María del Mar García de los Salmones, Matthew T. LiuThis paper explores how companies can improve consumer attitudes towards corporate social responsibility (CSR) messages and companies by designing the content of the…
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- Prof Jesper Falkheimer
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