Corporate Communications: An International Journal: Volume 18 Issue 1

Business writing on the go: How executives manage impressions through e‐mail communication in everyday work life

André H. Caron, Jennie M. Hwang, Boris H.J.M. Brummans, Letizia Caronia

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate how business executives perceive and account for their use of paratextual cues as a means of managing their professional…

The Intangible Global Report: an integrated corporate communication framework

Stefania Veltri, Maria Teresa Nardo

Intangibles are the main value drivers of a firm. This consideration implies that it becomes more and more important/urgent to measure and report intellectual capital. The new…

Facebook: examining the information presented and its impact on stakeholders

Michel M. Haigh, Pamela Brubaker, Erin Whiteside

The purpose of this paper is to examine the content of for‐profit organizations' Facebook pages and how the communication strategy employed impacts stakeholders' perceptions of…

Things can get worse: How mismanagement of a crisis response strategy can cause a secondary or double crisis: the example of the AWB corporate scandal

Sasha Karl Grebe

The purpose of this paper is to highlight the circumstances in which a crisis response strategy can compound a crisis, especially a corporate scandal, as evidenced by the case of…

Organizational communication in Malaysia organizations: Incorporating cultural values in communication scale

Hassan Abu Bakar, Che Su Mustaffa

Research on organizational communication has shown significant associations with many important outcomes. Although these researches are appealing, there have been criticisms and…

City events: short and serial reproduction effects on the city's image?

Dave Gelders, Bart van Zuilen

This paper aims to answer the following questions: to what extent do city events typify cities and do they yield long‐term effects?

Framing issues in the public debate: the case of human rights

Niina Meriläinen, Marita Vos

The purpose of this paper is to better understand how issues may be framed in public debate. The outcomes of this debate affect organizations. The study is based on the seven…

Male and female attitudes towards stereotypical advertisements: a paired country investigation

Prokopis K. Theodoridis, Antigone G. Kyrousi, Athina Y. Zotou, George G. Panigyrakis

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the differences in male and female attitudes and establish a causal relationship between general (a priori) attitudes towards female…

Reputation Management. The Key to Successful Public Relations and Corporate Communication

Stefania Romenti