Organizations and the Media (eBook, PDF)

Organizing in a Mediatized World
Redaktion: Pallas, Josef; Jonsson, Stefan; Strannegård, Lars

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

In the last few decades we have witnessed an expansion in the amount of news coverage focusing on organizations and their activities and similarly, organizations have increased their investment in their own PR and media oriented forms of communication. This book explores how organizations and organizing can be understood as a part of a mediatized world and addresses what kind of consequences such mediatization has.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 280
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Juli 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781135081645
• Artikelnr.: 41209035

Autorenporträt

Josef Pallas is Lecturer and Researcher in the Department of Business Studies and the Department of Informatics and Media at Uppsala University, Sweden Lars Strannegård is Professor in the Department of Management and Organization at Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden Stefan Jonsson is Professor in the Department of Business Studies at Uppsala University, Sweden

Inhaltsangabe

Chapter 1. Media and Organizations - Images, Practices and Organizing
Chapter 2. The role of Business Media in Constructing Rational Myths of
Organization Chpater 3. The Institutionality of a Mediatized Organizational
Environment Chapter 4. Corruption and the Media: Infotainment,
Moralization, Dramatization, and Conversationalization Chapter 5. Fleeting
Fleet-Street: The Ephemeral Nature of Institutional Media Effects Chapter
6. The Foundations of a Theory Explaining Organizational News: The VT4
Framework of Organizational News Content and Five Levels of Influence on
its Production Chapter 7. We Have Never Been Pure. Negotiations Between
Journalism and Business in Newspaper Organizations Chapter 8. How the
Business Press Stabilizes and Destabilizes Notions of Audit Failure: The
Case of Intrum Justitia Chapter 9. The Codification of Everything Chapter
10. Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Framing Public Organizations in the
News Chapter 11. Mediatization in New Areas: The Changed Role of Public
Bureaucracies Chapter 12. Semi-Autonomous Organizations' Communication
Challenges in a Mediatized Society: A Case Study of the Swedish Development
Cooperation Agency Chapter 13. Framing Impressions in Corporate
Communication: The Mediatization of Corporate Messages Chapter 14. The
Mediatization of Campaign Organizations Chapter 15. Corporate Governance
and Communication Chapter 16. Media Enactments: Where to Look for
Inspiration in Mediatization Studies