Communications, Ethics, Organizational Rhetoric

In spite of the variety of amazing changes in communications technology that the Digital Revolution has brought to us at an increasingly rapid rate, the same fundamentals apply. Every message has to have simplicity and clarity, and be able to be expressed adequately by the available technological means. Every medium of communications from oral to written to audio-visual has its own strengths and limitations, and one who aspires to communicate in it must master it by extensive practice. A given organization must decide what information will be the content of its messages, what the target audience for its communications will be, and what media to use to reach the audience. The final stage of the process is to assess the effectiveness of the communication.

"Ethics is the branch of axiology û one of the four major branches of philosophy, alongside metaphysics, epistemology, and logic û which attempts to understand the nature of morality; to define that which is right from that which is wrong. The Western tradition of ethics is sometimes called moral p

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