Nursing students' professional oral English communication skills in simulated data by Hämäläinen, Mirja S.

“…The results of this study indicate that the nursing students’ oral English language proficiency was sufficient for them to be able to communicate professionally in the simulated work samples. …”
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Median kulutuksen vaikutus suomalaisten luottamukseen julkisia instituutioita ja kanssaihmisiä kohtaan by Mähönen, Erno

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Russian understanding of strategic communication by Drandrova, Anastasia

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Image of "Xinjiang Vocational Education and Training Centers": content analysis of news report on Chinese mass media from 2018 to 2020 by Zhang, ShuHan

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Communication students' motives for and attitudes towards personal branding by Joensivu, Suvi

“…Indeed, it has been argued that social media channels are nowadays the main arenas for personal branding. Digital communication and social media have created a new form of communication, mass self-communication. …”
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Now they're talking : testing oral proficiency in a language laboratory by Saleva, Maija

“…For the instrument of assessment a SOPI type of test, called the LLOPI or Language Laboratory Oral Proficiency Test, was designed. The test has a contextual communicative frame and consists of six parts: warming up, reading aloud a letter, interpreting the Finnish part of a dialogue into English, conveying a Finnish newspaper story in English, reporting on the Finnish school system, and coping with everyday situations and expressing opinions. …”
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Social media influencers in Finland : brand fit and communication strategy roles by Huttula, Tia

“…Influencer marketing practices are growing on social media channels, while the usage of other mass-media channels is decreasing, prompting organisations to search for new tools to communicate efficiently with their target audiences. …”
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Upper secondary school students' perceptions of using mobile phone applications in the formal assessment of speaking skills by Jääskeläinen, Katja

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Social Media Influencers : Case Taiwan by Lin, Anne

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Social marketing : doing well by doing good? a look into organizations? marketing communication campaigns on social issues in Finland by Lahtinen, Emmi

“…A societal perspective and roles of mass media in creating social change were emphasized. …”
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Family business branding : communicating a family-based brand identity by Elbanna, Karim, Hakala, Henna-Leena

“…The findings of this study suggest that a family-based brand identity can be effectively communicated through oral discussion, and by creating a family-like atmosphere at the workplace. …”
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From print to online : how lifestyle magazine editors-in-chief perceive advertising influence by Suhanko, Elina

“…This work has been used many literature sources to explain the influence of advertis-ing. McQuail’s (2010) mass communication model and Shoemaker’s and Reese’s (2014) hierarchical model explain the influence theory. …”
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Born in the same country, speaking different languages : Language ideologies at a multilingual workplace in Tallinn by Saari, Annika

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“The Finnish accent is natural, anything else would be pretending” : Finnish EFL speakers’ accents as stylistic choices by Kovanen, Matti

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Dialogue instead of a monologue : advertisers' expectations towards the media by Tolvanen, Kristiina

“…Even though meeting stakeholders’ expectations can be crucial for an organization’s future in terms of legitimacy and reputation, expectations have been an understudied topic in organizational communication. The aim of this research was to shed light on whether the new media environment has changed advertisers' expectations towards the media, and find out if there is a gap between advertisers’ experiences of the media and expectations towards the media. …”
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Tough crowd : consumer acceptance of equity crowdfunding platforms by Savolainen, Mikko

“…Furthermore, as no sustainable stakeholder relations are born without trust, the research model was seasoned with an additional factor in the form of online trust. …”
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Between uncertainty and hope: A qualitative analysis of how young, highly educated Europeans perceive the acceptance of refugees into Europe by Rodrigo, Geethika

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"Juttua on korjattu" : verkkojournalismin oikaisukäytännöt päivityksen tarpeessa by Mäntymaa, Eero

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Translanguaging in a multilingual task : university students' strategies and motivations by Brauer, Hanna

“…Task motivation is defined following literature from the field of instructional design. Students’ oral group work in a multilingual task developed by the researcher was recorded and it was examined what strategies the students used to construct meaning together. …”
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Viestintäväline projektin eri vaiheissa : projektipäällikön näkökulma by Muhonen, Mikael

“…Face-to-face messaging is richer than communicating via email. E-mail is suitable for communication where information is distributed to large masses but does not require any response. …”
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