Vol. 24 (2019)

Articles

• Health dialogue: a concept analysis

  Marianne Reid, Dr

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• CSR on display: using spectacles and storytelling as stakeholder engagement mechanisms

  Hilke Steenkamp, Dr, Ronél Rensburg, Prof.

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• Community perceptions of ward councillors' communication in service delivery protest areas: the desirability of a strategic communication approach

  Lebhang Molefe, Nina Overton-de Klerk, Prof.

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• Corporate brand communication: beyond-modern realities in a social media landscape

  Christelle Swart, Dr, Janette Hanekom, Dr

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• Guidelines to enhance recall and recognition of product placement strategies

  Elshé van der Westhuizen, Dalmé Mulder, Dr

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• Returning to our roots: looking at Date My Family through an African conceptual lens

  Mthobeli Ngcongo, Dr, Linda Fekisi

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• The characteristics of e-newsletters in predicting higher education institution employees' usage

  Carly Smith, Johannes A. Wiid, Prof.

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• Exploring key areas of transformation in a South African media organisation

  Andile April, Phillipine M. Maubane, Lizette Odendaal, Dr

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• Dissonance of rights: digital space, an enabler of conversations about abortion amongst some South Africans

  Elizabeth Lubinga, Dr, Karabo Sitto

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• Readers' perspectives: examining the influence of political news in Zimbabwe

  Limukani Mathe, Dr, Oluyinka O. Osunkunle, Dr

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• Perceptions of the effectiveness of Twitter as a crowdfunding communication tool for raising university fees

  Salusiwe Qomfo, Norman Chiliya, Dr, Tinashe Chuchu, Dr, Eugine Tafadzwa Maziriri, Dr, Tinashe Ndoro, Dr

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• Africa and football: five notes for media students and cultural theorists

  Ian Glenn, Prof.

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• READERS’ PERSPECTIVES: EXAMINING THE INFLUENCE OF POLITICAL NEWS IN ZIMBABWE.

  Limukani Mathe