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PMI (Public Media Institution Radio Television of Vojvodina the New Media Organization

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  • Sonja Kokotović

    (PMI RTV)

  • Miodrag Koprivica

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The basis of the effective functioning of the media along with the changes in the environment is in a constant development of management within the media, and therefore the corporate communication as a basic tool of development. Management JMU RTV broadcasting in the new (multi) media environment should establish a system of effective management of the technical, organizational, as well as innovation in the design and distribution of media content, aiming to find a balance between the needs of the market and the insatiable appetite of the media to the public, changes in technology, media legislation and general social trends. If the organization said that "the organism", then the communication is "bloodstream" of the organism. Corporate communication is a newer discipline which is used in all business segments worldwide. Top management creates, defines and improves corporate reputation through corporate communications and image management that created it. The image of a good and successful organization begins within. The level of satisfaction and motivation of our employees is a measurable and constant process that can be influenced, eg. how often and in which way to communicate with employees, how they transmit important messages and direct them towards achieving business goals.Corporate communication includes all communication and information activities among the members of the organization, it is targeted and oriented according to the success. Because the image of the organization can be understood as the reflection of its identity created corporate communication between different public - internal and external.

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  • Sonja Kokotović & Miodrag Koprivica, 2016. "PMI (Public Media Institution Radio Television of Vojvodina the New Media Organization," European Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies Articles, Revistia Research and Publishing, vol. 2, ejis_v2_i.
    • Handle: RePEc:eur:ejisjr:104
    DOI: 10.26417/ejis.v6i1.p14-24
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