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accommodation,
Adtag,
advertising
customized,
database-driven approach to,
mobile phone,
product placement,
Super Bowl,
television and,
user-generated content and,
agenda setting,
amalgamation,
American branding,
Amnesty International (AI),
analytics of mediation,
Andersen, Benedict,
Anheuser-Bush,
Anholt, Simon,
Annerberg, Rolf,
anti-Americanism,
AT&T,
authentic voices,
auto-communication,
strategic,
Bauman, Zygmunt,
BBC
benefits of new media for,
Capture Wales,
in digital cultural sphere,
digital storytelling and,
institutional ambivalence and,
Berlingske Tidende (newspaper),
Bonnier family,
Brsen (newspaper),
brand communities,
benefits of,
corporate vs. product,
humanitarian,
by LEGO,
mediatization and,
place,
see also
broadcasting, expansion of,
BskyB,
Bud.TV,
business
in the media,
media as,
media in,
construction of businesswomen in,
corporate branding and,
definition of,
market for,
professionalization of,
recent trends,
business news production,
business press
creation and expansion of,
recent trends,
rise of,
businesswomen, identity construction in media of,
cable television,
Cable Television Act,
capitalism,
Capture Wales project,
benefits of running,
institutional ambivalence around,
vision of,
Charles Schwab and Co.,
Christensen, Lars,
circuit model of culture,
civil society, digital storytelling and,
CNN,
Coca-Cola,
Cold War,
collective agency,
Comcast,
communication
auto-communication,
corporate,
online,
organizational,
communication professionals,
compassion fatigue,
conditional freedom, n28
constructivist approach, to organizational identity,
consumers, personal information of,
consumer surveillance,
corporate branding
culture-vision-image model,
vs product branding,
strategy, of LEGO,
see also
corporate communication
news media and,
news organizations and,
professionalization of,
sense-making in,
corporate culture, see
corporate image,
corporate messages,
corporate scandals,
corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports,
corporate value creation,
corporate value statements,
corporate websites,
country-of-origin effect,
crisis management,
cultural public sphere,
culture
circuit model of,
mediatization of,
culture-vision-image model,
customized advertising,
Danish Red Cross,
database-driven approach, to advertising,
Deibert, Ronald,
de-mediatization,
Denmark, business press in,
digital interactivity,
digital storytelling,
BBC and,
benefit discourses,
public value and,
self-representation and,
visibility and status,
digital television,
digital video recorders (DVRs),
direct marketing,
Disney,
Double Fusion,
economic news,
see also
editorial intervention,
Erkko, Aatos,
ethico-political benefits,
Euronews,
Europe, branding of,
European Broadcasting Union (EBU),
European Commission,
European Union (EU),
Europe TV,
external stakeholders, auto-communication and,
Financial Times (newspaper),
Finland, business press in,
Forrester Research Report,
Friman, Elin,
General Motors (GM),
German press,
globalization,
global television networks,
Godaddy.com,
Haass, Richard,
Hegnar, Trygve,
Hobbs, Jeremy,
Hollywood,
humanitarian branding,
humanitarian discourse,
hypermedia,
iconification,
identity,
of humanitarian organizations,
news media and,
see also
identity construction
auto-communication and,
of businesswomen,
by media,
by members,
ideology,
image management,
infomercials,
infotainnment,
institutional ambivalence,
instrumental discourse, on public value,
Intellispot,
interactivity
digital,
importance of,
personalization of,
television,
International Herald Tribune (newspaper),
Internet
business press and,
time frame of,
TV viewing on,
interpretative templates,
investor relations,
Johnson, Richard,
journalism,
business,
see also
journalists,
Kamalipour, Yayha,
Kanter, Rosabeth,
Klein, Naomi,
Kolind, Lars,
Kunda, Gideon,
Lagercrantz, David,
language,
Leeson, Nicholas,
legitimacy, challenges to,
LEGO
brand extensions,
corporate branding strategy,
culture and values of,
de-mediatization,
mediatization in,
organizational challenges to mediatization in,
organizational identity of,
LEGO Media International,
license fee,
lived cultures,
magazines,
Massive,
mass media, see media
Meadows, Daniel,
media
agenda-setting by,
American,
as black box,
as business,
in business,
business in the,
circuit model of culture and,
construction of businesswomen in,
construction of Oticon by,
corporate branding and,
corporate communication and,
digital,
identity construction and,
as organizations,
place branding and,
reports by, on suffering,
media industry,
media order,
media-organization interplay, dynamics of,
media products, by LEGO,
media studies, overview,
mediated representation,
mediated transparency,
mediated visibility, extension and,
mediation
analytics of,
organizational identity and,
mediatization
as accommodation,
amalgamation and,
concept of,
of corporate brand,
definition of,
as extension,
in LEGO,
NGOs and,
of organizational identity,
product development and,
risks,
theories of,
meta-text,
Microsoft,
mobile phones,
moral economy,
Muslim world,
nation-state,
Navic Networks,
Nazi Germany,
Nelson, Michael,
new media,
BBC and,
benefit discourses on,
as citizen empowerment,
overview of,
roles in,
as stakeholder,
news, amateur production of,
news media
corporate communication and,
identity and reputation issues,
ideology and,
sense-making in,
specialization of,
types of,
news organizations, external influences on,
newspapers,
news production, field of,
news professionalism,
Nokia,
non-advertising media,
non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
Amnesty International (AI),
branding by,
increase in,
mediatization and,
Red Cross (RC),
Norway, business press in,
online communication,
organizational change, facilitation of,
organizational communication,
overview,
see also
organizational culture
corporate branding and,
at LEGO,
challenges to,
concept of,
corporate branding and,
definition of,
at LEGO,
media and,
mediation and,
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