Digital Communication and Ethical Problems: Insights from two studies
As part of Global Alliance Ethics Month Jens Hagelstein and Jeanne Link shared the Insights from two studies about Digital Communication and Ethical Problems:
How do personality, organisation and culture influence ethical perceptions?
How do communication professionals deal with ethical dilemma situations?
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Jens Hagelstein, M.A., is a research associate at Leipzig University, Germany, researching and teaching in the field of strategic communication. He works as project manager for the European Communicator Monitor, the largest transnational study on strategic communication worldwide. Jens Hagelstein has published several articles in leading scientific journals on public relations and advertising. He is a doctoral fellow of the European Public Relations Education and Research Association, early- and mid-career scholars’ representative of the PR division of the German Communication Association, and founding member of the European Network of Emerging Scholars.
Jeanne Link, M.A., is a research associate at Leipzig University, Germany. Her research interests lie in communication management, internal communications, and PR ethics. Most recently, she conducted research on business models in communication departments. In a current project, she examines the digital transformation of internal communications. Jeanne Link is member of the board in the working group Internal Communications in the national branch association Bdkom.