Vol. 23 (2018)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.38140/com.v23i0

Published: 2018-12-20

Articles

Art or dark art? Moral failure and ethical obligation in South African public relations practice

Sonja Verwey, Prof., Clarissa Muir

1-17
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The relationship between traditional and digital media as an influence on generational consumer preference

Abyshey Nhedzi, Dr

18-38
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Perceived benefits and challenges regarding the use of social media for public relations activities

Millicent Mavimbela, DP Conradie, Prof., HB Dondolo, Prof.

39-52
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Investigating social media conversations: towards implementing an online reputation management framework for NPOs

Juran van den Heever, Ronel Rensburg, Prof.

53-70
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Knowledge management to prevent fraudulant e-banking transactions

Rachel Barker, Prof.

71-86
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Co-Change-orientated Communication: a collaborative approach to making sense of change

Yolandi Slabbert, Prof.

87-107
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The use of indexical signs, symbols and icons in print advertising communication

Angelique van Niekerk, Prof.

108-123
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Exploring Twitter reporting and best practices in a South African news organisation

Sholain Govender-Bateman, Hilke Steenkamp, Dr, Pedro Diederichs, Dr

124-138
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Centring the subaltern: interpreting mainstream media messages in a fractured country

Mvuzo Ponono

139-154
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Press regulation in South Africa and its implications for press freedom

Sibongile Sindane

155-164
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Intercultural communication between deaf and hearing students at a South African university

Avela Ntsongelwa, Milagros Rivera-Sánchez, Prof.

165-177
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Negotiating water conservation communication through indigenous media

Kevin Onyenankeya, Dr, Abiodun Salawu, Prof.

178-193
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What are the implications of celebrities 'behaving badly' online?

Longina Strumska-Cylwik, Prof., Bert Olivier, Prof.

194-206
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Perception is the fairest of them all: online fan perception of Once Upon A Time's Evil Queen

Natalie le Clue, Janelle Vermaak, Dr

207-219
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'Silent Hunter' and its influence on wildlife documentary

Ian Glenn, Prof.

220-228
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