Implicit frames of CSR: The interplay between the news media, organizational PR, and the public

Heijkant, Linda van den; Vliegenthart, Rens

doi:10.1016/j.pubrev.2018.05.007

Cited by 9 publications

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“…The spread of digital media has changed the way corporates communicate and interact with stakeholders (e.g., suppliers and customers) (van den Heijkant & Vliegenthart, 2018;Vogler & Eisenegger, 2021).…”

Section: Digital Transformation and Csr Performancementioning

confidence: 99%

How does digital transformation affect corporate social responsibility performance? From the dual perspective of internal drive and external governance

Sun,

Wang,

Wang

et al. 2023

Corp Soc Responsibility Env

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Digital transformation has become a wave sweeping across the globe, affecting all industries with unprecedented speed and breadth, and it is urgent to introduce digital transformation into the corporate social responsibility (CSR) field. This study aims to investigate the impact of digital transformation on CSR performance and its influencing mechanism. The findings are as follows: (1) digital transformation can improve CSR performance; (2) from the dual perspective of internal drive and external governance, we figure out that digital transformation improves CSR performance by improving green management innovation and analyst coverage; (3) further analysis shows that the impact of digital transformation on CSR performance differs under different resource endowments and institutional environments (i.e., formal and informal institutions). Specifically, this promoting effect is only reflected incorporates more resources (i.e., human resources, cultural resources, employment resources, and economic resources), with strong environmental enforcement or high media attention. In the context of digital transformation, this study enriches the mechanism of improving CSR performance and is of great practical significance for corporates, markets, governments and other stakeholders. Meanwhile, the findings of this study are of practical guidance for promoting corporates to fulfill their social responsibility and achieve sustainable development goals in the digital era.

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Section: Digital Transformation and Csr Performancementioning

confidence: 99%

How does digital transformation affect corporate social responsibility performance? From the dual perspective of internal drive and external governance

Sun,

Wang,

Wang

et al. 2023

Corp Soc Responsibility Env

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“…They use the future strategically to enhance the probability of achieving its policy goals (Bourne 2019;Inayatullah 2008;Meyer 2019;Sand 2019;Veenman et al 2019). In their privileged position, political elites are often the first to frame futures and they try to amplify their favored frames in the media coverage (Berendt 2019;Haynes et al 2016;van Wijck and Niemeijer 2016).…”

Section: Diffusing Ai Futures Framesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The making of AI society: AI futures frames in German political and media discourses

Köstler

Ossewaarde

2021

AI & Soc

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In this article, we shed light on the emergence, diffusion, and use of socio-technological future visions. The artificial intelligence (AI) future vision of the German federal government is examined and juxtaposed with the respective news media coverage of the German media. By means of a content analysis of frames, it is demonstrated how the German government strategically uses its AI future vision to uphold the status quo. The German media largely adapt the government´s frames and do not integrate alternative future narratives into the public debate. These findings are substantiated in the framing of AI futures in policy documents of the German government and articles of four different German newspapers. It is shown how the German past is mirrored in the German AI future envisioned by the government, safeguarding the present power constellation that is marked by a close unity of politics and industry. The German media partly expose the government´s frames and call for future visions that include fundamentally different political designs less influenced by the power structures of the past and present.

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“…This persuasion is usually aimed at changing the public's opinions and attitudes, as in social campaigns persuading people of the necessity to help those in need. The same objective can be pursued when framing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) campaign as an interplay between the communicator (corporate PR) the media and the public [14].…”

Section: Functions Of Pr Campaignsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Social PR campaign in promoting sustainable education within urban environment

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The article reveals social PR campaign particularities aimed at raising awareness of the citizens in the urban environment. For the first time PR campaigns dealing with the urban environment decoration devoted to commemorative events, environmental protection measures, and social issues are investigated from the position of education for sustainable development. The urban area implies the encouragement of refashioned, renovated, changed, restructured and reconstructed environments necessary for edutainment of the citizens. It means that the analysis of the urban area focuses on the study of themes dealing with history, art, urgent domestic social issues and the problems of the natural environment. Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) is a perfect opportunity to give knowledge in the ‘soft’ way to the citizens, in addition to traditional ‘hard’ education within the urban environment. The methods used during the work on the article are comprehensive. They include observation, analysis, synthesis, description and interview. As a result of the study of the stated issues, the following conclusion was made. Urban area is an ideal platform to arouse the interest of its citizens by means of the thematic adornment of the city that expands their knowledge, makes them more persuasive and thus fosters the improvement of their behaviour. Information perceived laterally is better remembered and stored longer in memory. The citizens become more susceptible to any information offered to them by the officials of the city.

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Implicit frames of CSR: The interplay between the news media, organizational PR, and the public

Cited by 9 publications

References 60 publications

How does digital transformation affect corporate social responsibility performance? From the dual perspective of internal drive and external governance

How does digital transformation affect corporate social responsibility performance? From the dual perspective of internal drive and external governance

The making of AI society: AI futures frames in German political and media discourses

Social PR campaign in promoting sustainable education within urban environment

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