Organisations in the Media

This is a comprehensive and well-organized summary of the second block of the Organizations, Media & Society (OMS) course from the University of Amsterdam’s Master’s in Corporate Communication program. It includes detailed summaries of all lectures, lecture slides, and assigned readings relevant for the second exam. The summary includes: 1. Summaries of essential academic articles (e.g., Coombs, Austin et al., Mak & Ao, Illia et al., Hong & Li, Eisele et al., Hameleers et al., Amazeen,...

This is a carefully prepared and well-structured summary of the first block of the Organizations, Media & Society (OMS) course from the University of Amsterdam’s Master’s in Corporate Communication program. It covers all lectures, slides, and assigned readings relevant for the first exam. The summary includes: 1. Summaries of key academic articles (e.g., Zerfass et al., Lock et al., van der Meer et al., Bitektine, Illia et al., Luoma-aho & Vos, van der Meer & Jonkman and other). 2. ...

This is a complete and well-organized summary of the Organisations, Media and Society (OMS) course from the University of Amsterdam’s Master’s in Corporate Communication program. It includes summaries of all lectures, lecture slides, and assigned readings, written to support efficient learning and exam preparation. The summary includes: 1. Summaries of key academic articles. 2. Clear coverage of core course themes such as media logic, institutionalism, organizational legitimacy, med...

In-depth notes for the second exam of OMS.

In-depth notes for the first exam of OMS.

A complete document of all lecture notes with additional explanations on some (difficult) topics .

Very extensive summary of all lectures and researches. Useful for the assignments, exam and Perusall. My final grade was 8.4.

Very extensive summary of all lectures and researches. It is very useful for the assignments/exam and Perusall. My final grade was 8.4.

All lectures from the topic Organisations in the media; includes all literature and material discussed in the lectures. Articles mentioned with a star (*) means that the article was obligatory material.