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The link between leadership style, communicator competence, and employee satisfaction.
The current study examined the influence of supervisor communicator competence and leadership style on employee job and communication satisfaction. Participants were 220 individuals (116 men and . . .

The Indian call center experience: a case study in changing discourses of identity, identification, and career in a global conte
This study examines the processes by which workers in a particular Indian call center located in Kolkata expanded on, negotiated, and chose among an array of possible, especially new, identities . . .

Signaling corporate strategy in IPO communication: a study of biotechnology IPOs on the NASDAQ.(Report)
A clear corporate strategy communication can be a signal to financial analysts and public investors at the time of an initial public offering (IPO). This study examines IPO prospectuses of 57 . . .

Beautiful Evidence.(Book review)
Beautiful Evidence, by Edward Tufte. Cheshire, CT: Graphics Press LLC, 2006. 213 pp. DOI: 10.1177/0021943607306139 Beautiful Evidence is Edward Tufte's fourth and latest book and both follows and . . .

The impact of perceptions of journal quality on business and management communication academics.(COMMENTARY)
This commentary describes and critiques criteria that, according to results from an Association for Business Communication (ABC) member survey, are having an impact on quality judgments about our . . .

A hegemonic model of crisis communication: truthfulness and repercussions for free speech in Kasky v. Nike.(Report)
This study utilizes the hegemonic model of crisis communication to critically analyze the ideological implications of Nike's sweatshop labor crisis that culminated in the Kasky v. Nike court case. . . .

Genre patterns in language-based communication zones.(Report)
This article modifies and elaborates the language-based communication zones model. The authors distinguish between potential zones and activated zones, add MegaZone Two and MegaZone Three to . . .

Sensemaking and identity: the interconnection of storytelling and networking in a women's group of a large corporation.(Case stu
Based on the action research model of inquiry, this article is an interpretive ethnographic case study, exploring the power of narratives as a sensemaking device for members of a women's resource . . .

The Rhetoric of Risk: Technical Documentation in Hazardous Environments.(Book review)
The Rhetoric of Risk: Technical Documentation in Hazardous Environments, by Beverly Sauer. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum, 2003.335 pp. DOI: 10.1177/0021943607301345 In January 2006, four separate . . .

How can we make our research more relevant? Bridging the gap between workplace changes and business communication research.
Some management scholars argue that academic literature is becoming less and less relevant to practicing managers. Thomas posits that the same will be true for business communication if scholars do . . .

Language matters in global communication: article based on ORA lecture, October 2006.
In the past few decades, it has become widely accepted that the lingua franca of international business is English; witness the way companies increasingly choose English as their official . . .

Papers by the corecipients of ABC's Kitty O. Locker Outstanding Researcher Award: presented at the 2006 Association for Business
At the plenary session for the 71st annual convention of the Association for Business Communication (ABC) in San Antonio, Texas, the organization gathered to hear addresses by the corecipients of . . .

Evolution of corporate homepages: 1996 to 2006.(Company overview)
This study compares samples of corporate homepages gathered in 1996 and 1997 with homepages of the same sites gathered in 2006. Based on the example of the evolution of typography following the . . .

Reconceptualizing cultural identity and its role in intercultural business communication.
To complement past emphasis on understanding other cultures, the field of intercultural business communication needs a stronger focus on understanding oneself Cultural identity is an individual's . . .

2007 conference calendar.(Calendar)
2007 CONFERENCE CALENDAR Conference Location Program Chair Southwestern Town and Country Resort Carolyn Ashe U.S. San Diego, California . . .

Critical Power Tools: Technical Communication and Cultural Studies.(Book review)
Critical Power Tools: Technical Communication and Cultural Studies, by J. Blake Scott, Bernadette Longo, and Katherine V. Wills (Eds.). Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 2006. 293 pp. . . .

Necessary evils, (in)justice, and rapport management.
Building from K. S. Campbell White, and Johnson's 2003 model of rapport management, the authors explain how employee perceptions of justice and emotional responses of anger may result from . . .

E-mail recipients' impressions of senders' likability: the interactive effect of nonverbal cues and recipients' personality.
Although e-mail recipients rely on nonverbal cues to form impressions of senders, relatively little is known about specific contextual factors that may influence sender perceptions . . .

Language use during school board meetings: understanding controversies of and about communication.
Governing boards serve an important policy-making function in for-profit, nonprofit, and governmental sectors. Boards may consist of members from diverse backgrounds whose only common tie is . . .

2007 conference calendar.
2007 CONFERENCE CALENDAR Conference Location Program Chair ABC Southwest Town and Country Resort Carolyn Ashe US San Diego, California ashec@uhd.edu . . .

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