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Marlene S. Neill
Marlene S. Neill
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Native Advertising Is the New Journalism: How Deception Affects Social Responsibility
EE Schauster, P Ferrucci, MS Neill
American Behavioral Scientist, 1-17, 2016
2002016
How communication climate and organizational identification impact change
MS Neill, LR Men, CA Yue
Corporate Communications: An International Journal 25 (2), 281-298, 2020
1142020
Who is responsible for what? Examining strategic roles in social media management
MS Neill, M Moody
Public Relations Review 41 (1), 109-118, 2015
972015
Have the Ethics Changed? An Examination of Ethics in Advertising and Public Relations Agencies
Schauster, E., M Neill
Journal of Media Ethics 32 (1), 45-60, 2017
872017
Gaps in advertising and public relations education: Perspectives of agency leaders
MS Neill, E Schauster
Journal of Advertising education 19 (2), 5-17, 2015
862015
PR professionals as organizational conscience
MS Neill, ME Drumwright
Journal of Mass Media Ethics 27 (4), 220-234, 2012
832012
Ethical listening to employees during a pandemic: New approaches, barriers and lessons
MS Neill, SA Bowen
Journal of Communication Management 25 (3), 276-297, 2021
642021
Paid, earned, shared and owned media from the perspective of advertising and public relations agencies: Comparing China and the United States
Q Xie, MS Neill, E Schauster
International Journal of Strategic Communication 12 (2), 160-179, 2018
612018
Functional silos, integration & encroachment in internal communication
MS Neill, H Jiang
Public Relations Review 43 (4), 850-862, 2017
582017
Change management communication: Barriers, strategies & messaging
MS Neill
Public Relations Journal 12 (1), 1-26, 2018
522018
Beyond the c-suite: corporate communications’ power and influence
MS Neill
Journal of Communication Management 19 (2), 118-132, 2015
442015
Roles in Social Media: How the Practice of Public Relations Is Evolving
MS Neill, N Lee
Public Relations Journal 10 (2), 2016
432016
Ethics education in public relations: Differences between stand-alone ethics courses and an integrated approach
MS Neill
Journal of Media Ethics 32 (2), 118-131, 2017
412017
Silent & unprepared: Most millennial practitioners have not embraced role as ethical conscience
MS Neill, N Weaver
Public Relations Review 43 (2), 337-344, 2017
402017
Examining the effects of symmetrical internal communication and employee engagement on organizational change outcomes
LR Men, M Neill, CA Yue
Public Relations Journal 13 (4), 1-19, 2020
382020
Employee perceptions of ethical listening in US organizations
MS Neill, SA Bowen
Public Relations Review 47 (5), 102123, 2021
332021
Emerging Issues in Internal Communications: Generational Shifts, Internal Social Media & Engagement
MS Neill
Public Relations Journal 9 (4), 2015
332015
Public relations professionals identify ethical issues, essential competencies and deficiencies
MS Neill
Journal of Media Ethics 36 (1), 51-67, 2021
302021
The Influence of Employer Branding in Internal Communication
MS Neill
Research Journal of the Institute for Public Relations 3 (1), 2016
292016
Accredited vs. non-accredited: How accreditation impacts perceptions and readiness to provide ethics counsel
MS Neill
Public Relations Review, 2016
292016
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