Journalism and corporate communication: Challenges and trends in the fourth industrial revolution
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https://doi.org/10.24137/raeic.6.11.1Keywords:
journalism, corporate communicationAbstract
Few things are more obvious than this: thanks to digital technology, more information is now available than ever before, instantly and everywhere. Of course, this statement affects both useful and annoying data. The continuous transmission of radio and the abundance of television on offer are exalted by the internet and mobile telephony. Postmodern identification that breaks down barriers is manifested on the networks when the same channel transmits a critical measure of the government and the latest fashionable song.
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