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Real-Time Engagement

Real-time marketing includes social media, blogs, videos, live streams, and personalized content that is designed to align the brand with consumer interests.   The methods should be responsive and authentic in order to capture the attention of the intended audience and engage in current conversations and trending topics. Real-time marketing creates a sense of relevance and immediate attention and allows marketers to connect with their audience at the moment. Real-time marketing is important to brands today because it allows marketers to capitalize on relevance and timeliness. Brands can respond promptly and stay up to date, increasing their chances of capturing and maintaining the interests of their target market, and allowing for increased engagement. Real-time marketing is essential to public relations because it allows professionals to manage issues and crises promptly.   Public relations professionals can fact-check, provide updates, resolve conflicts, and reassure consumers. Real-
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Technology, Media, and Culture Improvement Plan

          A plan for improving technology, media, and culture would be beneficial for professional communicators of news media.   Media professionals must embrace the latest technological advancements to enhance audience engagement.   Effective communication requires an understanding of diverse perspectives and professional communicators should participate in cross-cultural training and sensitivity training.   This can be done by collaborating with other professionals from diverse backgrounds to broaden their understanding. Media professionals should prioritize the use of ethical guidelines using available resources to prevent the distribution of misinformation (Walker, 2021).   News media professionals must prioritize verification and ethical sourcing methods to uphold standards of accuracy. This can be established by setting clear guidelines and investing in tools that cultivate a culture of transparency and accountability.   Communications methods should strive to reflect diversity

Cultural Effects of Media Communications

Media communications technology has influenced culture in respect to how we communicate and interact as a society.   The cultural effects are wide-ranging and can influence our values, beliefs, and behaviors.   Digital media has had a significant impact on culture as it has created new forms of entertainment and art, emerging with new cultural norms and societal values.   Digital media has also allowed use to easily create digital content, such as videos, imagery, and blog posts.   Connecting to others globally on social media has allowed us to better understand cultures from around the world.   This same media has also led to a change in the way we communicate with each other. Digital media has developed cultural aspects of how we share thoughts, how we connect with others, how we disseminate important information and opinions, and how we learn about new things. Digital media has had negative implications as it has made it possible for some of us to disconnect from people from leading

Media Communication and the Expectations of Society

Media communications and mass media technology have created a shift in society. Digital platforms offer accessibility of innovative media consumption methods. These methods include instantaneous updates and real-time access to digital news and content. Social media is one of the primary sources of news and interactive information.   Society now expects inclusivity and a personalized experience, with news feeds that recommend diverse content based on the individual user’s online behavior. Consumers are now demanding more diverse perspectives in digital communication and society’s expectations are that the digital media that they consume reflect similar points of view that represent their diverse population.   Professional communicators must ethically contribute to these expectations by considering authenticity and the relatability of the media content that they publish.   Reference: McQuail, D., & Deuze, M. (2020). McQuail’s media and mass communication theory. SAGE Publishing. Deni

Communication in the Workplace

The communication process in the workplace can be extremely difficult when it comes to employees and their managers.   Transparent communication methods are necessary in promoting collaboration and positive work environments.   Promoting respect, transparency, and diversity are important in order to promote departmental goals and a productive workplace (Cardon, 2021) used to boost employee morale.   Leaders should engage in communication styles that include constructive feedback, active listening with their staff, engagement and compliance, and inclusion to avoid communication barriers, conflict, and confusion (Cardon, 2021).   A positive communications plan creates a collaborative work environment.   Reference: Cardon, P. (2021). Business Communication: Developing Leaders for a Networked World (4th edition). McGraw-Hill. ISBN: 978-1-266-78451-4. Peter Cardon is a researcher, writer, and teacher that focuses on business communication, intercultural business communication, team communi

Communications Ethical Framework Resources

The media communication industry does face ethical challenges that can be avoided.   In our always-on society, information spreads very quickly. Professional communicators have to ensure that content is accurate, fair, and responsibility sourced.   There are several digital tools available that communicators can use as they promote ethical practices in the media communications industry. An ethical framework for the use of these resources will guide professional communicators to use these tools in a responsible and ethical manner. The framework should address being transparent, taking responsibility, accountability, ensuring that information is accurate and reliable, and always distributing credible information (Scott, 2017).   Available digital media resources include transparency tools that analyze content for potential bias and imbalanced news.   The Center for Media Engagement can be used for media ethics training and guidance on responsible professional communications.   By leverag

Technology, Media, and Culture Analysis

  Technology, media, and culture have all had an impact on the way we share and receive information.   Digital media has made it possible for us to communicate with each other in ways that include instant connectivity, globally. We can create and consume content that is tailored to our interests in real-time.   The most important technologies shaping our global society include those that are affecting culture, media, and communications.   The rise of digital media has led to changes in how the way we consume and disperse content. We now have instant access to media and marketing has become seamless using digital media platforms.   The rise of digital media has had a profound impact on communication, also in professional fields. Digital media has made it possible for professional communicators to utilize tools and resources to connect with their audiences instantly, based of a specific location.   Digital media marketing tools allow content to be tailored to a specific global audience t