... professionally, with implications for management strategies and workplace culture. Design/methodology/approach The paper provides a conceptual analysis grounded in existing literature and theoretical frameworks, including uses and gratifications theory, social comparison theory and attention economy theory...

...Eva Hamplová; Václav Janeček; Frank Lefley Purpose The question has been asked, “Where are the women?” explicitly looking at the public relations (PR) industry, but this is a broader issue reflected in many senior management roles, especially at the corporate board level. One of the solutions...

... Corporate communications Strategy Management Performance measurement Argentina Just imagine that tomorrow morning, when you get to the office, your boss asks you immediately to go somewhere you have never been before in order to support the local manager of a plant under siege by a union...

... committed to do what it takes to earn their complete trust again (KO Now, 1999b). Crisis management International business Leadership Management Marketing Case studies First it was mad cow disease, then it was tainted animal feed. As Belgians were reeling from the crisis over cancer...

...Maud Tixier The Australian social and political environments have broadened the traditional “public affairs” function to include specific tools, such as environmental communication, corporate giving, issues management and community relations. Future trends indicate a more strategic “public affairs...

...Richard J. Varey Michael B.   Goodman (Ed) . Corporate Communications for Executives . State University of New York Press , 1998 . 323 pages , ISBN: 0 7914 3762 0   £19.50 Case studies Corporate communication Management USA Much of Professor Goodman’s...

... in the way in which managers and employees perceive the role of communication in an organisation in the automotive industry. The results indicate that managers consistently evaluate prevailing service‐related communication contexts more positively than employees. It is concluded that progress in service...

..., conflict, and competition). Corporate communication is a part of this. Corporate community and the new technologies: concepts for communicators Richard J. Varey New management The industrial age was characterized by analysis which rationally broke down complex problem into constituent parts, which...

...John Hitchins Argues that news management is the most appropriate term to describe activities by communication practitioners and others to influence the way the media cover their activities. Suggests that pressure groups are now as effective in gaining media access as government and commercial...

...Richard J. Varey A postal survey of directors and managers of corporate communications, communications, public relations, human resource management and marketing was con‐ducted among over 1,000 UK organizations, resulting in the views of over 200 directors and managers being captured and reported...

..., and communication planner. Concludes that communication is vital for future success. © MCB UP Limited 1997 Corporate communications Management Organizational change Roles Success The changing role of internal communication in tomorrow's company John Smythe The author John Smythe is Principal...