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		<title>Cybermarketing in English and German: Observations on  the Multilingual Web Site of a Finnish Company</title>
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		<description>Cybermarketing is a recent aspect of marketing strategy, which involves establishing company presence in cyberspace, in other words on the World Wide  Web, or on the Internet. The instrument used in cybermarketing is the company  web site - or the company home page as it was first called. The company web  site is, likewise, a new concept; the first, most innovative business enterprises  only established their web site presence in the second half of the 1990s. Indeed,  business professionals have been slower than academics in adopting the communication potentials incorporated in electronic media on the whole, including  the World Wide Web and the Internet.</description>
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		<title>The Representation of Leisure in Corporate Publicity Material: The Case of a Finnish Pine Construction Company</title>
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		<description>A common genre of corporate promotional materials in Finland is a video that introduces a company to various audiences, including customers, shareholders, and visitors to the company&apos;s offices.  The video uses visuals, sounds, and text to establish the company&apos;s identity and credibility as well as informing the audience about company products.  The video appeals to deep-seated cultural values to promote its message.  This study applied theories of both advertising and semiotics to analyze the first minute of a video produced for a Finnish company that manufactures log buildings and wraps its image around a concept of leisure.</description>
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