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Author: Irwin, Ronald

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A Hypothetical Exploration of Survival, Colonisation and Interplanetary Relations Around the planet Mars
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Writing for mobile media: The influences of text, digital design and psychological characteristics on the cognitive load of the mobile user
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Constructing brand loyalty via social networks
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Challenging Universality: gender portrayals in television commercials in South Africa and Germany
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The white man's numbers
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Crisis management at South African universities: A case of the University of Cape Town crisis management strategies
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Exploring the Use of Digital Communication Channels as a Means of Employee Communication and Internal Brand Strategy Within South African Corporate Companies
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#EvenMore than just a brand of soap: a case study analysing LUX soap's use of Instagram
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Values-driven marketing and IMC: How can emerging critical success factors from a values driven marketing approach bridge the divide between brand owners and brand implementers in the effective execution and application of IMC?
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Narrative branding in support of anthropomorphised personality: A case study of the South African dog influencer industry
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The ship in the sky
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Prehensile: an explication of this is Africa, a travel memoir by Jack Rathmell
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The Online Communication of Corporate Social Investment: How is the intricate task approached by South African companies?
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Art, outrage, dialogue: a McLuhan reading of three visual communicative practices in Cape Town public space
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Entanglements of media and space: an exploratory case study of two public arts projects in Johannesburg and Cape Town
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Exploring the relationship between organisational culture, brand, and word-of-mouth referral
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Interpersonal communication and brand interaction on mobile social media: South African adolescents' use of MXit, Facebook Twitter
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The Crack in the Mountain
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The rise of the 'Instagram economy' phenomenon in a South African context : An exploration of how conspicuous consumption on Instagram contributes to brand value creation

Author: Bright, Cayleigh

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