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Women and their Role in War Communication

Women, in spite of cultural prejudices, had the tenacity to fight in wars, demonstrating their communicative skills, strength and shrewdness

Edited and Unedited: Raymond Carver's 'One More Thing'

This article analyses how communication is presented in the edited and unedited versions of Raymond Carver's short story 'One More Thing'.

Communication and Culture in the Spanish Conquest

America's conquest brought for some social and economic benefits, but for those who were subjugated it was the destruction of their world.

The Manipulative Effect of Framed Political News

News media’s frame on political issues is more problematic than useful because it manipulates public opinion on important societal issues.

Analysing Digital Culture 101: Online Business Models

The dominant online business models of the sharing economy impact the platform-user relationship, currency, and society.

Language: A Uniquely Human Capacity

When considering the differences between humans and other species, there are several fields where a distinction is macroscopically...

Greenwashing - The Significance and the Necessity to Understand

The signs of climate change - hurricanes, heat waves, flooding, droughts - extreme weather are being spotted everywhere and its impacts...

The Footprints and Risks of Digital Media and Communication Technology

In recent years, digital media and networks have become an integral part of everyone's everyday lives and have influenced how people...

Investigative Journalism is Not Dead Yet

Journalism is one of the pillars of democracy. Indeed, some of the main tasks of journalists are to ask uncomfortable questions, to hold...

Literary Theory 101: Pragmatism and Literary Communication

The function of literature is deceptive, but maybe the answer to it can be found in pragmatism and literary communication.