Designed to translate current communication scholarship published in scholarly journals of the National Communication Association. Makes scholarship available in a form understandable and usable for broad audiences, including communication experts working with lay audiences, instructors and students, the press and other interested members of the public. Essays highlight the relevance of communication scholarship; demonstrates the way in which communication impacts our world; and demonstrates the leadership of NCA in the study of communication.

Dedicated to improving the education of children with communication delays and disorders and hearing loss.

Communication Intelligence is an online magazine for people who are interested in the wisdom and practice of more effective communication. This publication includes stories on matters of communication as behavior, analysis of news stories and their communication component, multiple viewpoints on particular topics, most interesting quotes from interviews, talks with authors about their research and writing experience and what they learned and short interactions on topic.

Written for journalism, communication, telecommunication, law, business, sociology and political science academics and practicing attorneys, policy makers and policy analysts. Serves as a forum for discussions of the issues and questions that arise in modern communications law, policy and regulation. Examines the problems in freedom of expression including information seeking, creation, processing and flow and use-in light of the special conditions presented by the new media and information technologies. Publishes research that is informed theoretically by First Amendment constitutional analyses, historical approaches to communication law and policy issues, contemporary social theory literatures that treat the law as a cultural form, the sociology of law with a focus on the ways in which the nature of the law itself is changing as a consequence of the use of new information technologies, the philosophy of law, systems approaches, and critical theory.

Frequency: 3 times a year Aims of the journal: The Communication Matters Journal offers a multidisciplinary perspective of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), and is published three times a year in the UK. Members of Communication Matters automatically receive the journal. This is not an academic or peer-reviewed journal. Content: The Journal contains a collection of articles written by people who use AAC, parents, and experienced AAC practitioners – teachers, therapists, engineers, researchers and others – mostly from the UK. There are usually about eight major articles (each about two to four pages long) in each issue. The articles are on a mixture of different topics, including both low and high tech AAC, and AAC use by children and/or adults: Clinical/educational practice Case studies Newly developed AAC systems Recent or in-progress AAC research Although the content topics are specialist, most articles are quite practical, and the style of the magazine is informal and easy to read. Articles written by people who use AAC and parents/families are actively welcomed. As much as possible, articles are accompanied by photos, tables, graphs, symbols and other illustrations. The Journal comprises: Articles, papers & case studies News and reviews of new books, software and AAC products News about ISAAC, and ISAAC events and publications Feedback from readers News from the UK branch of ISAAC and information about courses, conferences, etc. A few pages of advertisements of AAC equipment from British manufacturers/suppliers Manuscript Submission: The Editors are keen to receive and publish articles (written or translated into English) by ISAAC members from outside the UK. Once they have established that the article is of relevance to CM Journal, they may contact the Editors before submitting a manuscript of 2000 words or less.

Written for professors and students in the communications field. Articles reflect various aspects of communication in such areas as mass media, interpersonal, health, political, new technology, organization, intercultural and family. Topics include computer-mediated communication, non-verbal communication, news reporting and public opinion, popular culture, the impact of media, gender differences and conflict resolution.

Welcome to the Communication Strategy That Works podcast. I'm Emma, your host, and I am making it my mission to help you get the 'comms stuff' right, spend your money more wisely, and have much more impact. I'm an in-house expert turned external advisor, and I help you if you're a 'comms' and PR leader or manager understand how to find essential customers, engage them in products and services, stand out from the competition, and protect your brand reputation. I cover a wide range of topics through solo shows and 'deep dive' guest episodes. I share three episodes a month with you that include insights from 20 years of experience working with, and in, fast-paced, growing, and established B2B businesses and initiatives. I've been there and got the badge, so I am distilling this knowledge into easy peasy pointers to help you grow your business and brand profile with the right communication strategy 'That Works'. I bust the myths (and I've pretty much heard all of them) break through the jargon, and give you practical, essential and useful advice and tips that you can use. I will save you time, money and energy whether you are listening regularly when at work or on the move, or bingeing at the weekend Netflix box-set style.

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Focuses on all aspects of teaching communication from high school level to college level communication education. Articles focus on teaching techniques and prominent teachers.

Background and Format: Communications Africa is a bimonthly telecoms and broadcasting magazine for Africa published by Alain Charles Publishing. Published bimonthly, telecoms, broadcast and convergence is covered in English and French, giving coverage to Francophone and Anglophone Africa: the magazine reaches businesses and telecoms operators and manufacturers, charting business developments, projects and news in the region. Audience and Readership: Communications Africa is targeted to an influential readership of executives and officials, operating within businesses and telecoms operators and manufacturers, in both Anglophone and Francophone Africa. Deadline: One month prior to publication. Circulation: (Source: ABC) Distribution: The magazine is available through subscription and distributed throughout the Middle East and North Africa. Ad rates: Advertising information can be found here.