Vol. 17 No. 1: Studies in Communication Sciences

Editors: Lorenzo Cantoni, Sara Greco, Sébastien Salerno & Thomas Häussler | Journal Manager and Books Reviews Editor: Philipp Bachmann | Thematic Section Editors: Audrey Alves, Loïc Ballarini, & Christian Lamour | Hosted by HOPE | Publishing house: Seismo Verlag | ISSN: 1424-4896

Published: 2017-10-03

Editorial

Issue information

Studies in Communication Sciences
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Editorial

Sara Greco

3–5
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General Section

It’s still the media. How professionalism in corporate communication influences the prioritisation of organizational environments

Jochen Hoffmann, Ulrike Röttger, Rada Babic

9–23
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Consumers’ experiences of appropriate sales interaction – a speech code theory perspective

Jonna Koponen, Saara Julkunen

25–41
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Conflict management in adult sibling relationships: Differences in interpersonal power, sibling influence, and conflict tactic use among sibling types

Mary E. Donato, Megan R. Dillow

43–56
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Global media and time: A conceptual and historical perspective

Christian Morgner

57–76
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Thematic Section

Free daily newspapers: Professional norms, business model and routinized production in the metropolis (Introduction)

Audrey Alves, Loïc Ballarini, Christian Lamour

79–80
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Journalists like the rest of them? A case study of journalistic work routines at a Danish free newspaper

Kirsten Sparre

81–97
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The ripple effects of a partisan, free newspaper: Israel Hayom as disruptive media actor

Michael Dahan, Mouli Bentham

99–106
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20 Minutes Suisse Romande : géographie économique d’un média helvétique et lémanique

Christian Lamour

107–127
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Reviews and Reports

Sophie Lambolez. «Dites donc il fonctionne pas ce machin.» Regard sur le support informatique.

Sara Greco

131–133
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Koenen, Erik (Hrsg.) (2016): Die Entdeckung der Kommunikationswissenschaft. 100 Jahre kommunikationswissenschaftliche Fachtradition in Leipzig: Von der Zeitungskunde zur Kommunikations- und Medienwissenschaft.

Mike Meißner

134–136
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Migration and Swiss identity: How much space for the foreign in the familiar?

Diana Ingenhoff

137–140
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Vol. 17 No. 1: Studies in Communication Sciences

Editorial

Issue information

Editorial

General Section

It’s still the media. How professionalism in corporate communication influences the prioritisation of organizational environments

Consumers’ experiences of appropriate sales interaction – a speech code theory perspective

Conflict management in adult sibling relationships: Differences in interpersonal power, sibling influence, and conflict tactic use among sibling types

Global media and time: A conceptual and historical perspective

Thematic Section

Free daily newspapers: Professional norms, business model and routinized production in the metropolis (Introduction)

Journalists like the rest of them? A case study of journalistic work routines at a Danish free newspaper

The ripple effects of a partisan, free newspaper: Israel Hayom as disruptive media actor

20 Minutes Suisse Romande : géographie économique d’un média helvétique et lémanique

Reviews and Reports

Sophie Lambolez. «Dites donc il fonctionne pas ce machin.» Regard sur le support informatique.

Koenen, Erik (Hrsg.) (2016): Die Entdeckung der Kommunikationswissenschaft. 100 Jahre kommunikationswissenschaftliche Fachtradition in Leipzig: Von der Zeitungskunde zur Kommunikations- und Medienwissenschaft.

Migration and Swiss identity: How much space for the foreign in the familiar?

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