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Public Sector Organisations: The Finnish Tax Administration introduces character for humorous tax lessons22 Dec 202300:30:45

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Public Sector Organisations. We are joined by Dr Hanna Reinikainen, Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Helsinki, Finland. Her research interests include the role of social media influencers, such as in public sector communication.

Disinformation: The European Union’s response to disinformation15 Dec 202300:18:04

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Disinformation. We are joined by Stefania Romenti, Associate Professor in Strategic Communication at IULM University, Italy. Her research interests include strategic communication, digital corporate communication, and the implications of disinformation in modern media.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Communication: Grupo Nutresa, the leading processed food company in Colombia08 Dec 202300:34:24

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Communication. We are joined by Dr Lina Gomez-Vasquez, Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Tampa, USA. Her research examines how social media platforms are changing communication processes in disciplines such as CSR.

Hijacking: SAS Ad Controversy01 Dec 202300:32:28

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Hijacking. We are joined by Sofia Johansson, PhD candidate in the Journalism Media and Communication department at Gothenburg University in Sweden. Sofia’s research interest concerns crisis communication from a citizen perspective.

Internal Communication: philosophy of the Swedish Transport Administration24 Nov 202300:32:37

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Internal Communication. We are joined by Dr Rickard Andersson who is senior lecturer in the Department of Strategic Communication, Lund University, Sweden.

Co-productive Citizen Engagement: Madrid City Council's push for citizen engagement17 Nov 202300:34:23

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Co-productive Citizen Engagement. We are joined by Dr. María-José Canel, Professor of Political and Public Sector Communication at University Complutense in Madrid, Spain. She is a Founding President of ACOP ( Asociación de Comunicación Política ), and is active in consulting in communication roles for politicians and political parties in Spain. She specializes in political, government and public sector communication.

Gamification: lessons from Nissan, Deloitte, and Google10 Nov 202300:33:48

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Gamification. We are joined by Dr Jens Seiffert-Brockmann, Professor of Business Communication at the Department of Foreign Language Business Communication at the Vienna University of Economics and Business in Austria. Through his research he is interested in the impact of digital communication on business, especially with regard to content management, gamification and internet memes.

Corporate Reputation: Dolce & Gabbana's reputation in China03 Nov 202300:33:33

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Corporate Reputation. We are joined by Dr Elanor Colleoni, Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Communication at IULM University in Italy. Elanor is Research Director of the Center for Strategic Communication at IULM.

Media Relations: the Global Strategic Communications Council27 Oct 202300:29:13

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Media Relations. We are joined by Dr Daniel Vogler, Senior Research and Teaching Associate at the Research Center for the Public Sphere and Society at the University of Zurich, Switzerland. Daniel’s research interests centre around the relationship between news media and organisations and especially how this plays out through social media and other digital media.

Visual Communication: Heineken's identity20 Oct 202300:29:59

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Visual Communication. We are joined by Dr Chiara Valentini, Professor of Corporate Communication at Jyväskylä University School of Business & Economics in Finland. Alongside her research into visual communication in digital environments, she is also interested in how organisations manage relationships with stakeholders through social and other digital media and how this affects stakeholders’ trust in organisations.

Digital Transformation of Communication Functions and Organisations: Siemens Healthineers13 Oct 202300:36:11

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Transformation of Communication Functions and Organisations. We are joined by Dr Ansgar Zerfass from the Institute of Communication and Media Studies at Leipzig University in Germany. One of Ansgar’s many areas of research is the modeling and managing of digital infrastructure for corporate communication.

Measurement and Evaluation: UNICEF’s measurement framework06 Oct 202300:31:54

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Measurement and Evaluation. We are joined by Dr Sophia Volk who is Senior Research and Teaching Associate at the Department of Communication and Media Research at the University of Zurich, Switzerland. Sophia has published research on measurement and evaluation of communication.

Complaint Management: Gucci’s handling of the balaclava sweater firestorm in 201929 Sep 202300:32:20

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Complaint Management. We are joined by Dr Sabine Einwiller, Professor of Public Relations Research at the Department of Communication at University of Vienna, Austria.

Activism: Asia Pulp and Paper's digital activism insight22 Sep 202300:29:59

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Activism. We are joined by Dr Maureen Taylor from the School of Communication at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia. Maureen is a member of the Arthur W. Page Society, a Fellow of the International Communication Association, and serves as Editor of the journal Public Relations Review.

Voice Communication: Sonic branding and brand voice15 Sep 202300:25:36

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Voice Communication. We are joined by Dr Alex Mari, Chair for Marketing and Market Research at University of Zurich in Switzerland. Alex is a former Director of Digital Marketing at Sonova Group and former Brand Manager at Procter Gamble. Alex is becoming internationally recognised for his expertise on Voice Communication, based on his research in that area.

Financial Comms & Investor Relations: SAP SE's visionary initiative in digital transformation05 Sep 202300:37:53

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Financial Comms & Investor Relations. We are joined by Dr Alexander Laskin, Professor of Strategic Communication at Quinnipiac University, USA. Alexander is internationally recognised for his research into Financial Communication and Investor Relations.

Crisis Communication & Crisis Life Cycles: the electronic payment service provider NETS28 Aug 202300:30:33

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Crisis Communication & Crisis Life Cycles. We are joined by Dr Augustine Pang, Professor of Communication Management (Practice) at the Lee Kong Chian School of Business in Singapore. His research interests include crisis management and communication, image management and repair, media management, and corporate communication management. He is a member of the Arthur W. Page Society.

Algorithmic Leadership and Management: Deliveroo France Case Study28 Aug 202300:25:21

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Algorithmic Leadership and Management. We are joined by Polina Feshchenko who works at the Internet-of-Things (IoT) company based in Finland. She conducts research in the area of leadership and communication, with a particular focus on digital technologies such as IoT and AI. She is a graduate of the Digital Marketing & Corporate Communication program at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.

Brandjacking and Character Assassination: McDonald's and the series of brandjacking incidents01 Aug 202300:32:01

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Brandjacking and Character Assassination. We are joined by Dr Sergei Samoilenko who is Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication at George Mason University in the USA. Sergei is co-editor of The Routledge Handbook of Character Assassination and Reputation Management and the Handbook of Research on Deception, Fake News, and Misinformation Online.

Social Media Influencers: Unilever's influencer campaign in Germany18 Jul 202300:33:04

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Social Media Influencers. We are joined by Dr Nils Borchers from the Institute of Media Studies, University of Tübingen, Germany. His research interests include strategic communication, digital communication and social media influencers.

Artificial Intelligence & Extended Intelligence: The Central Sydney local government authority's adoption of AI in Australia04 Jul 202300:32:20

In this episode, we are talking about Digital Corporate Communication and Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Extended Intelligence (EI). We are joined by Dr Chris Galloway from the School of Communication, Journalism and Marketing at Massey University in New Zealand. Chris has been studying the impacts of new technologies on the practice of Corporate Communication, especially AI.

Organizational Listening: How is digitalisation changing the way organisations listen to stakeholders? 20 Jun 202300:31:20

In this episode, we are talking about digital corporate communication and organizational listening. We are joined by Professor Jim Macnamara, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Science, University of Technology Sydney. He is also a Visiting Professor at The London School of Economics and Political Science and a Visiting Professor at the London College of Communication in the University of the Arts London. Jim is internationally recognised for his research into organisational listening. His recommendations have been adopted by the UK Government Communication Service (GCS) in the Cabinet Office in Whitehall, and the European Commission Directorate-General for Communication. 

The Rise of Paracrises and AI: VW’s racist advertisement paracrisis06 Jun 202300:35:46

In this episode we are talking with Dr. Timothy Coombs, who is based at Texas A&M University in the Dept of Communication. He has been actively involved in crisis communication for over 20 years as a researcher and a practitioner. Coombs has written a large number of articles and book chapters about crisis communication as well as the award-winning book Ongoing Crisis Communication - now in its 5th edition. 


For more about this topic (including the case study/example), see the chapter on this topic in the Handbook on Digital Corporate Communication (2023) published by Edward Elgar Publishing. 

Stakeholder Relationship Management: How has digitalization changed Stakeholder Relationship Management?06 Jun 202300:41:23

In this episode we are talking about digital corporate communication and Stakeholder Relationship Management. We are joined by Rita Men who is Professor of Public Relations in the College of Journalism and Communications at the University of Florida. Men's area of expertise lies predominantly in corporate communication research and consulting. Her research focuses on internal communication, leadership communication, emerging technologies, and entrepreneurial communications.


For more about this topic (including the case study/example), see the chapter on this topic in the Handbook on Digital Corporate Communication (2023) published by Edward Elgar Publishing. 

Issues Management: How is digitalisation changing the way organisations try to manage issues? 06 Jun 202300:31:54

In this episode, we are talking about digital corporate communication and issues management. We are joined by Professor Laura Illia, who is the head of the Department of Communication and Media Research at the University of Fribourg in Switzerland. A lot of her research interests tend to center around communication processes taking place through social media and other new media, which contribute to the formation and management of legitimacy, reputation issues, and corporate social responsibility.


For more about this topic (including the case study/example), see the chapter on this topic in the Handbook on Digital Corporate Communication (2023) published by Edward Elgar Publishing. 

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