2011
DOI: 10.1590/s1809-58442011000200008
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A transição da comunicação corporativa: possibilidade de participação nas mídias organizacionais

Abstract: O presente artigo investiga como as formas de comunicação participativa - que preveem a colaboração dos receptores - presentes no mundo midiático do século 21 estão sendo utilizadas no âmbito da comunicação organizacional. Foram observados três canais de comunicação de três empresas: Parceiro-repórter (Odebrecht), Jornal Interagindo (Catuaí Shopping Londrina) e TV Bunge (Bunge), destacados pela Aberje - Associação Brasileira de Comunicação Empresarial - por iniciativas no segmento de comunicação participativa … Show more

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“…This finding is based on the innovation diffusion curve, originated with the rural sociologists Bryce Ryan and Neal Gross (1943). Ryan and Gross published results from studies of a hybrid corn seed and, during the 1960s, the paradigm of initially agricultural diffusion spread to other scientific specialties such as public health, economics, geography, marketing, political science, and communication (Pessoni, 2010). For Everett Rogers (2003), the Ana Marta M. Flores diffusion of innovations covers four elements: the innovation itself, the communication channels used for dissemination, the time and the social system where innovation is proposed.…”
Section: Final Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This finding is based on the innovation diffusion curve, originated with the rural sociologists Bryce Ryan and Neal Gross (1943). Ryan and Gross published results from studies of a hybrid corn seed and, during the 1960s, the paradigm of initially agricultural diffusion spread to other scientific specialties such as public health, economics, geography, marketing, political science, and communication (Pessoni, 2010). For Everett Rogers (2003), the Ana Marta M. Flores diffusion of innovations covers four elements: the innovation itself, the communication channels used for dissemination, the time and the social system where innovation is proposed.…”
Section: Final Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%