Mass Communication as “Subject-Making” Process

Journalism and Mass Communication: The Making of Meaning

Unique Decision Making Process For Seamless Communication After Disaster

Providing seamless communication between heterogeneous networks persists to be a continuous challenge in a natural or a manmade disaster environment. Efficient Handoff decision schemes are required to improve Quality of service (Qos) and offer reliable communication. The handoff decision depends on many parameters such as Network Bandwidth, RSS, delay, packet loss, power dissipation and power c...

The Internet as a Mass Communication Medium

Team Communication as a Collaborative Process

Communication channels can reveal a great deal of information about the effectiveness of a team. This is particularly relevant for teams operating in performance settings, such as medical groups, military squads, and mixed human–robot teams. Currently, it is not known how various factors, including coordination strategy, speaker role, and time pressure, affect communication in collaborative tas...

Making Users the Subject of a Software Process to Build High Quality Software for Public Organizations

The UID (User-Involved Development) approach, developed to improve quality of software for public organizations, is outlined in reference to several attempts to involve users in a software process. Its assumptions are presented to provide continual feedback between software developers and users, and to establish the process of software product assessment. Examples of quality measures are listed...