"International communication is the communication practice that occurs across international borders."
This subfield examines cross-border communication flows and the impact of new media technologies on traditional media structures.
Mass communication theory: A study of the history, development, and theoretical framework of mass communication.
Media globalization: An exploration of how mass communication technologies and media industries have become globalized and interconnected.
International communication: The study of communication between countries and cultures, including media flow, cultural exchange, and public diplomacy.
Transnational media corporations: An overview of the large and complex media conglomerates that operate across borders and regions.
Cultural imperialism: An understanding of the concept of cultural imperialism and how it relates to media and communication.
Media ownership and control: An examination of the concentration of media ownership and the implications for media democracy.
Global media and social movements: A study of how social movements use media to spread their message and mobilize people across borders.
Internet and digital media: An exploration of the impact of digital media and the internet on global media, communication, and culture.
Globalization and the local: An analysis of how media globalization affects local cultures and identities.
Media literacy: A critical examination of the role of media and communication in society and the importance of media literacy in today's media-saturated world.
Television: Broadcasting visual and audio messages over a network or cable service.
Radio: The transmission of audio signals over the airwaves.
News agencies: Professionals and agencies that produce and broadcast news to various media outlets.
Newspapers: Printed documents containing news stories, information, and other materials.
Magazines: Publications that provide information on various topics, including politics, fashion, sports, and entertainment.
Cinema: The production and distribution of motion pictures and movies.
Internet and digital media: A vast range of media including websites, email, social media, and blogs that are facilitated through the internet.
Music and music video: The production and distribution of recorded music and music videos.
Outdoor media: Advertising and promotional materials displayed outside such as billboards, banners, and posters.
Video games: Interactive electronic games that are played using a digital device.
Mobile technology: Communication, and media through mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets.
Public relations: The practice of managing communication to build relationships and promote the image of an individual or company.
Advertising: Promotional messages conveyed through various media channels to encourage purchasing a product or service.
Film & Broadcast production: The practice of creating and producing audio and visual content for various media platforms, primarily film and television.
Print publishing: The creation of informational books, novels, and periodicals for both print and digital media platforms.
"The need for international communication was due to the increasing effects and influences of globalization."
"As a field of study, international communication is a branch of communication studies."
"International communication is concerned with the scope of 'government-to-government,' 'business-to-business,' and 'people-to-people' interactions at a global level."
"International communication is being taught at colleges worldwide."
"Due to the increasingly globalized market, employees who possess the ability to effectively communicate across cultures are in high demand."
"International communication 'encompasses political, economic, social, cultural, and military concerns'."
"International communication is the communication practice that occurs across international borders."
"The increasing effects and influences of globalization."
"'Government-to-government,' 'business-to-business,' and 'people-to-people' interactions at a global level."
"International communication is being taught at colleges worldwide."
"Employees who possess the ability to effectively communicate across cultures."
"Political, economic, social, cultural, and military concerns."
"It is the communication practice that occurs across international borders."
"The increasing effects and influences of globalization."
"International communication is a branch of communication studies."
"'Government-to-government,' 'business-to-business,' and 'people-to-people' interactions at a global level."
"International communication is being taught at colleges worldwide."
"Due to the increasingly globalized market, employees who possess the ability to effectively communicate across cultures are in high demand."
"Political, economic, social, cultural, and military concerns."