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This week we are focusing on global communication. Several journal articles have been provided in the content section to give you some background on this topic. I would like you to write a 3-5 page paper with global communication as your topic. I am going to leave the details of this paper up to you…it just needs to involve global communications in some way. You could choose to cover the topic in a broad way, or you could choose to focus on a particular company and explain their methods of communicating globally. As long as your paper is well written and researched, you can decide!  Please attach your Word document to this assignment.

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This week we are focusing on global communication. Several journal articles 

have been provided in the content section to give you some background on

this topic. I would like you to write a 3-5 page paper with global 

communication as your topic. I am going to leave the details of this 

paper up to you...it just needs to involve global communications in some

way. You could choose to cover the topic in a broad way, or you could 

choose to focus on a particular company and explain their methods of 

communicating globally. As long as your paper is well written and 

researched, you can decide! Please attach your Word document to this assignment.

Wikepedia is not an acceptable source for this paper should you choose to use additional sources.

Formatted and referenced using APA style (see Policies)

You will receive a grade for this paper based on the scores from the following rubric

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Kindy review the attached final paper.I will really appreciate your feedback buddy,I Will also be available for any edits needed.Kindly invite me privately for future assignments through my link https://www.studypool.com/tutorcocker?aid=tutorcoc... 1 Global Communication Discussion Student’s Name Department and Institution Course Instructor’s Name Date 2 Global Communication Discussion Global communication is a psychological concept that explains how people from different cultures, racial backgrounds, political histories, and economic statuses interact, share, and connect through the dissemination of information. Global communication is important because it offers a deeper insight into the unwritten differences embedded in social and geographical divides across the globe. The objective of the following discussion is to provide a detailed perspective on global communication and its relevance in influential sectors of the socio-economic ecosystem of modern society. The Relevance of Global Communication Facilitation of Advanced Technology Global communication is instrumental in the innovation, demonstration, and realization of advanced technology in the current digital era. According to Rao (2019), global communication plays a massive role in promoting the understanding and utilization of complex information ...

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