Investigating Channel Richness and Contextual Framing on the introduction of a Mission Statement

Robert Whitbred; Cheryl Bracken; Paul Skalski; Evan Lieberman

Investigating Channel Richness and Contextual Framing on the introduction of a Mission Statement

Robert Whitbred
, Cheryl Bracken
, Paul Skalski
, Evan Lieberman

Film and Media Arts, School of

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Abstract

this paper examines the role of framing features and modes of delivery in the understanding and appreciation of organizational mission statements

Original language	English
State	Published - 2010
Event	National Communication Association Conference - San Francisco, CA Duration: Jan 1 2010 → …

Conference

Conference	National Communication Association Conference
Period	01/1/10 → …

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