Category: Issues

Contents:

Animals in the Anthropocene Epoch. On the Importance of Visual Materials in the Pro-Animal Movement Barbara Sitko

Can Stock Market Fluctuations Be Predicted? Wig.Games Index Secret on the Example of CD Project Piotr Łuczuk & Szymon Maj

Functions of Visual Public Relations. On Visual Meaning-Making in PR Practice Alicja Waszkiewicz-Raviv

Acquiring Marketing Communication Competences of the Future – Expectations of Polish Students Sławomir Gawroński, Marcin Szewczyk, Łukasz Bis, & Oskar Gawroński

Freedom of Communication in Science in the Context of the Development of Modern Information and Communication Technologies Justyna Adamus-Kowalska

Communicating Values Exemplified in a Catastrophic Media Image of New Technology and Media Usage in Black Mirror Based on Selected Examples Kamila Rączy, Aleksandra Mirek-Rogowska, & Danuta Sztuba

The Linguistic and Typological Features of Clickbait in Youtube Video Titles Roy Kemm

Digital and Communication Competences of Foreign Language Teachers in Poland Kinga Bajorek, & Oskar Gawroński

From Therapy to Technological Enhancement: A Socio-Ethical Perspective Jana Tomašovičová

Social Communication23_1_2022

Social Communication 1(23)2022

Contents:

1. GENERATION Y PREFERENCES IN ONLINE CONTENT CONSUMPTION: CONTENT MARKETING IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ARTS Edita Štrbová, & Simona Boldišová
2. PLATFORMS OF DISCOURSE BRIDGING CONFLICTING CULTURAL REALITIES Will McWhinney, William David Brice, James Katzenstein, & James B. Webber
3. EXPLORING POLITICAL PARTIES ON FACEBOOK: LITERATURE REVIEW OF THE TWO MAIN POLITICAL PARTIES IN GHANA John Demuyakor
4. DID POLISH NATIONWIDE CATHOLIC WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS SUPPORT ANDRZEJ DUDA IN THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN IN 2020? A CASE STUDY Rafał Leśniczak 
5. POLISH INTERNET LANGUAGE – SELECTED FORMS Aleksandra Urzędowska
6. MEDIA RELATIONS IN POLISH POLICE – RULES AND TOOLS OF SOCIAL COMMUNICATION EMPIRICAL RESEARCH RESULTS Sławomir Gawroński
7. LANGUAGE QUALITY INSCIENTIFIC JOURNALS: WHOSE RESPONSIBILITY? Marcin Kozak
8. THE MEDIA, EXTREMISM AND TERRORISM: AN UNINTENTIONAL BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP, Leisa S. McElreath, David Hughes McElreath, Daniel Adrian Doss, Gregg W. Etter, & Ashley Lindsley
9. EXPLORING THE SOCIAL MEDIA CULTURE OF COMMENTING: YOUTUBE USERS SENTIMENTS OF “MISINFORMATION” ON INTERNATIONAL NEWS MEDIA SPHERE Ong’ong’a Daniel Oloo
10. THE PRACTICE OF PEACE JOURNALISM IN THE COVERAGE OF ROHINGYA CRISIS: A STUDY ON BANGLADESHI NEWSPAPERS Md. Masud-Un-Nabi
11. POLITICAL ATTITUDES OF VOTERS ON TWITTER IN THE SECOND ROUND OF THE POLISH PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS 2015 Rafał Paradowski
12. AWARENESS AND FOLLOWING OF INFORMATION SECURITY POLICIES AS THE MAIN RULE TO PROTECT AGAINST THREATS IN DIGITAL COMMUNICATION PROCESSES CYBERSECURITY AS THE ARENA OF MODERN WARFARE Piotr Łuczuk
13. POLISH LANGUAGE RADIO PODCASTS ON FAITH AS A FORM OF RELIGIOUS COMMUNICATION Anna Gawrońska-Piotrowska
14. EDUCATION IN THE FIELD OF MARKETING COMMUNICATION. DIVERGENT EXPECTATIONS OF SYSTEM PARTICIPANTS – EXPERIENCES OF 4 COUNTRIES Sławomir Gawroński, Łukasz Bis, Kinga Bajorek, Aleksandra Napora, & Michał Jeżowski

Social Communication22_1_2021

Social Communication 1(22)2021

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Contents:

1. COMMUNICATION PROCESSES IN A PROJECT IMPLEMENTED BY A PUBLIC INSTITUTION Mateusz Kot
2. HAPPY OR NOT? ROOTS OF STUDENT SATISFACTION IN CLASS SESSIONS Matthew Metzgar
3. THE ROLE OF MEDIA IN INFORMING THE PUBLIC AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION BODIES ABOUT ILLEGAL FINANCIAL PYRAMIDS Renata Zarzycka-Bienias & Michał Piotr Zarzycki
4. TRANSFORMING NEWS JOURNALISM FROM NEWSPAPERS INTO ONLINE MEDIA OUTLETS IN KOSOVO Faton Ismajli
5. HOME HOSPICE – UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUE, POLES’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS IT AND THE STATE OF DISCOURSE IN MEDIA. RESEARCH RESULTS Zbigniew Chmielewski & Krzysztof Szmyd
6. TRAVEL ANTHROPOLOGY IN THE LITERARY REPORTAGES Olesya Yaremchuk
7. COMMUNICATING SOCIAL IMPACT AS A NEW TREND IN CORPORATE REPUTATION MANAGEMENT IN THE LIGHT OF CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL AND SOCIAL CHALLENGES, Konrad Ciesiołkiewicz
8. BASICS OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION WITH THE ARABIC COMMUNITY Aldona Piwko
9. TERMINOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF GUERILLA MARKETING AS A MARKETING COMMUNICATION STRATEGY Iveta Balážiová & Lucia Spálová
10. REVALUATION OF THE PROXEMICS CODE IN MEDIATIZED COMMUNICATION Katarzyna Drąg
11. LOWBROWS AS REBELS: UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES A “LOW” MUSICAL GENRE CAN CHANGE ITS CULTURAL VALUE? THE CASE OF DISCO POLO AND POPULISM IN POLAND Kamil Łuczaj
12. INFORMATION IN TIME STRUCTURE IN THE VIEW OF CARL FRIEDRICH VON WEIZSÄCKER Michał Drożdż

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Contents:

1. ‘I URGE YOU TO SEE THIS…’.CLICKBAIT AS ONE OF THE DOMINA FEATURES OF CONTEMPORARY ONLINE HEADLINES Paulina Mormol
2. DISPLAYING LABELED QUANTITATIVE DATA Marcin Kozak
3. ON THE WAY TO ONLINE COMMUNICATION. ON THE CONTENT AND THE LANGUAGE OF “NOWY AKAPIT” MAGAZINE Klaudia Kuraś-Szczepanek
4. MASS AUTOMATED INTERNET ANALYSIS AND CYBERSPACE TRANSPARENCY Marek Robak
5. HOW FACEBOOK POLARIZES PUBLIC DEBATE IN POLAND – POLISH FILTER BUBBLE Zofia Sawicka
6. THE KARDASHIAN MOMENT: HASHTAG, SELFIE AND THE BROKEN INTERNET Mariusz Pisarski
7. ORGANISATIONAL COMMUNICATION IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DEVELOPMENT. OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS Monika Kaczmarek-Śliwińska
8. FOMO, BRANDS, AND CONSUMERS – ABOUT THE REACTIONS OF POLISH INTERNET USERS TO THE ACTIVITIES OF BRANDS IN SOCIAL MEDIA (BASED ON CAWI REPRESENTATIVE RESEARCH) Anna Jupowicz-Ginalska
9. SMARTPHONE AND TABLET IN THE EVERYDAY LIFE OF PRESCHOOL CHILDREN. IMPACT AND EDUCATIONAL OPTIONS IN THE OPINION OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS OF KINDERGARTEN Aleksandra Gralczyk
10. USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS OF TEENAGERS, Małgorzata Chmielewska & Mariusz Z. Jędrzejko
11. INTERNET AND MOBILE APPLICATIONS IN WORK LIFE AND PRIVATE LIFE OF DIGITALS MARKETERS– METHODOLOGY OF RESEARCH, Łukasz Bis, Mark Bannatyne, Kamil Radomski, & Krystian Szejerka

Continue reading “Nr 2(20) 2019”

Contents:

1. MODERATION BY RESEARCHGATE RELATED TO COMMENTS ON “PREDATORY” PUBLISHING PRACTICES Panagiotis Tsigaris & Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva
2. SELF-PRESENTATION OF POLISH FOOTBALL MANAGERS ON LINKEDIN Aleksandra Kuzior
3. STUDENT DISCUSSION FROM AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE Matthew Metzgar

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Contents:

1. POLISH OPINION WEEKLIES’ THEMATIC SPECTRUM ANALYSIS METHODOLOGY AND APPLICATION Tomasz Wilkoń
2. CORPORATE COMMUNICATION IN SOCIAL MEDIA WITH THE USE OF LINKEDIN Monika Lipińska
3. STEROTYPES OF REFUGEES AS PRESENTED IN THE MEDIA AND THE REALITY OF PROBLEMS LINKED WITH CULTURAL ADAPTATION AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION OF IMMIGRANT CHILDREN Sylwia Miazga
4. BEWEEKLY MAGAZINE “WHITE EAGLE” AS AN EXAMPLE OF IMPLEMENTATION OF POLISH LANGUAGE MEDIA PROJECT IN THE UNITED STATES  Łukasz Sikora
5.  HAZARD PROPHYLAXIS AND BEHAVIOURAL ADDICTIONS OF CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS ON THE EXAMPLE OF CONDUCTED PUBLIC DUTIES “TEENAGERS AND CHILDREN –SAFE IN THE WEB SINCE TODAY” CARRIED OUT BY THE TRAINING AND THERAPEUTIC CENTRE SELF Sabina Południak & Kinga Ostrowska-Magoń
6. INSTRUMENTALITY OF QUESTIONS ASKED AS A PRACTICAL COMPETENCE INSTRUCTED BY SCHOOL AND MASS MEDIA Renata Zarzycka-Bienias & Michał Piotr Zarzycki
7. IS FACEBOOK REALLY FACING THE NEEDS OF ITS CURRENT USERS? Robert Witek
8. MEDIA MONITORING AS AN ELEMENT OF STRATEGIC BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Monika Fill & Tomasz Fill
9. MORAL NEUTRALITY OF RELIGION IN THE LIGHT OF CONFLICTS AND VIOLENCE IN MEDIATIZED WORLD Konrad Szocik & Joanna Wisła-Płonka
10. POLISH SCHOOL OF THE LITERATURE OF FACT: CHARACTERS OF THE REPORTAGES AS THE REFLECTION OF REALITY Khrystyna Golovko
11. IMAGE CRISIS IN LEGIA WARSZAWA SPORTS KLUB  FOLLOWING ACCUSATIONS OF ATTACKING MEMBERS OF  HAPOEL PETAH TIKVA TEAM BY LEGIA’S FANS – SITUATION ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION Krzysztof Łapiński & Marcin Mastelarek
12. THE INFLUENCE OF THE 1918 CONCORDAT ON THE DEVELOPMNET OF THE CATHOLIC PRESS IN THE SECOND REPUBLIC OF POLAND Andrzej Selwa
13. VIRTUAL REALITY. NOW Łukasz Bis
14. FEATURES OF EFFECTIVE CRISIS COMMUNICATION BASED ON PUBLIC RELATIONS PROFESSION RESARCH Dariusz Tworzydło, Przemysław Szuba, & Marek Zajic
15.  PHENOMENOM  OF  FAKE NEWS Paulina Pasławska & Anna Popielska-Borys

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Contents:

1. TWITTER AS A MEANS OF EMOTIONAL COPING AND COLLECTIVE (RE)FRAMING OF CRISES. CASE STUDY: THE “COLECTIV” CRISIS IN ROMANIA Camelia Cmeciu, Ioana Coman
2. ROLE AND ROOM FOR SOCIAL BROADCASTER WITH RADIO FARA AS AN EXAMPLE Dorota Wilk
3. JAKOB NIELSEN’S HEURISTICS IN SELECTED ELEMENTS OF INTERFACE DESIGN OF SELECTED BLOGS Magdalena Mirkowicz, Grzegorz Grodner
4. IT-RELATED ANGLICISMS IN DIE WELT AND DER SPIEGEL: A QUANTITATIVE DISTRRIBUTION OF NOUNS, VERBS, AND ADJECTIVES Agnieszka Czech-Rogoyska, Magdalena Krawiec
5. IMPACT OF INDIAN DRAMA SERIALS ON BANGLADESHI CULTURE: A QUALITATIVE STUDY BASED ON PERCEIVED SITUATION AND RISK FACTORY IN URBAN SETTING Shaharior Rahman Razu , Noshin Yesmin , Sheikh Shareeful Islam
6. ’ŽENA I SVET’ AND ’HRVATICA’: AN ANALYSIS OF TWO WOMEN’S MAGAZINES IN INTERWAR SERBIA AND CROATIA (1925-1941) Srđan Mladenov Jovanović
7. POLES AND UKRAINIANS IN THE SERVICE OF SAVING THE LEMKO HERITAGE ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE REINFUSS AND TARNOVYCH JOURNALISTIC WRITINGS Delfina Ertanowska
8. USING THE NEW MEDIA BY COMPANIES FROM THE SME SECTOR IN PODKAPRACKIE PROVIENCE Justyna Masłyk

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Contents:

1. DISPUTE ABOUT PUBLIC RELATIONS – BETWEEN SOCIAL AND MARKETING COMMUNICATION– Sławomir Gawroński, Roland Jakubowski
2. IT-RELATED ANGLICISMS IN DER SPIEGEL: A SEMANTIC ANALYSIS- Agnieszka Czech-Rogoyska, Magdalena Krawiec
3. DIALOGICAL FOUNDATION OF THE PUBLICIST’S COMMUNICATIVE ETHICS: DIALOGICAL LEVELS OF THE “COMMUNICATIVE PYRAMID”– Tetiana Khomenko
4. SYMBOLIST PUBLICISM AS AN OUTLOOK MODEL OF THE SILVER AGE- Mykola Rashkevych
5. THE ROLE OF TWITTER IN THE FIRST WEEK OF FERGUSON UNRESTS IN AUGUST 2014– Marcin Balon
6. THE USE OF THE EDUCATIONAL FUNCTION OF MEDIA IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING- Kinga Bajorek, Sławomir Gawroński
7. THE INFLUENCE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES ON THE SOCIAL WITHDRAWAL (HIKIKOMORI SYNDROME) AMONG DEVELOPED COMMUNITIES, INCLUDING POLAND- Dawid Adamski
8. PRESS OF THE GERMAN MINORITY IN POLAND IN 1989-2017– Grzegorz Rachwał
9. THE INDIVIDUAL ASPECT OF PARTICIPATION IN TV REALITY SHOW ON THE EXAMPLE OF A MUSIC TALENT SHOW – CASE STUDY– Robert Chudy
10. CULTURAL TABOO IN ADVERTISING. DIFFERENCES IN THE TRANSMISSIONS OF AUDIOVISUAL ADVERTISING IN AMERICAN AND HINDU MARKET– Magdalena Hensoldt- Fyda

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1. USEFULNESS AND POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF ANALYZING NEW MEDI FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF L. MANOVICH’S SOFT TECHNOLOGICAL DETERMINISM– THE CASE OF INSTAGRAM AND SMARTPHONE– Marcin Wielgosz
2. PERCEPTION OF EXTERNAL MARKETING COMMUNICATION OF COMPANIES BY YOUNG CUSTOMERS-Adrian Rudczuk
3. ONLINE MARKETING IN POLITICAL COMMUNICATION ITS ESSENCE,INSTRUMENTS, AND FUNCTIONS-Anna Karwacka
4. E-DIPLOMACY ON TWITTER. INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF STRATEGIES AND EFFECTIVITY– Ewa Kuźniar, Nataliia Filimoniuk
5. #instalanguage, THE LATEST TRENDS IN THE POLISH LANGUAGE AS A RESULT OF THE EXPANSION OF DIGITAL FORMS OF COMMUNICATION– Gabriela Piechnik

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1. RESEARCHGATE PROJECTS: UNREGULATED ACADEMIC SOCIAL MEDIA -Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva
2. IDEOLOGEME AS A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE BASIC CONCEPTS OF IDEOLOGY IN THE MEDIA DISCOURSE – Taras Lylo
3. THE SYNTHESIS OF BINARY OPPOSITIONS «TWO IN ONE», «THREE IN ONE» AND «FIVE AGAINST FOUR» IN D. MEREZHKOVSKY’S RELIGIOUS PUBLICISM – Mykola Rashkevych
4. PSYCHOLOGICAL AND LINGUISTIC MEANS OF FORMING “A SOVIET PERSON” IN THE JOURNAL PERIODICALS OF THE UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC – Yurij Kolisnyk
5. “SOMETHING IS IMMENSELY ROTTEN IN THE MEDIA REPUBLIC”. THE INFORMATION DIMENSION OF THE REFUREE CRISIS IN EEUROPE – Iurii Melnyk
6. UKRAINE IN THE GERMAN MEDIA IN THE CONTEXT OF POLITICAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE INTERWAR PERIOD (BASED ON THE MATERIALS OF DAILY “DILO”) – Marian Zhytaryuk, Victoria Zhytaryuk

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