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Unlike all other texts in the field, which emphasize paper documents and outdated practices, only Bovée and Thill present the full range of electronic media that students will need to know to meet employer expectations.

Business Communication Today,
10th Ed.

Excellence in Business Communication,
9th Ed.

Business Communication Essentials,
4th Ed. Take a Tour

How These Texts Compare
Is Your Business Communication
Textbook Preparing
Students for the Future
or the Past?
Do You Know the
Fallacies about Teaching
Electronic Media?
Does Your Textbook
Cover Business
Communication 2.0?
Video:
A Fundamental Shift in the
Way We Communicate.
(See the New Media
Covered Only by
Bovee and Thill. Are You
Using the Right Text?)
A Letter to Instructors
Video:
Alert! A Paradigm Shift Is
Impacting Business
Communication Courses
Major Study: Thousands of Companies Using Social Media. Will Your Students Be Prepared to Use Social Media on the Job?
Study: 91% Using Social Media.in the Inc. 500-- America's Fastest Growing Private Companies. (Social Media Should Be Part of Your Course. Only Bovee & Thill's Texts Offer Social Media Coverage.)
Teach Your Students How to Use Social Media on the Job. (See sample pages here of Bovee & Thill's coverage you won't find in any competing texts.)
Business Communication Is Changing Due to Social Media (Are Your Students Learning about These Changes from Your Current Text?)
Hundreds of Social Media Examples
Canadian Editions
Teach Introduction to Business?

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What does FAQ mean?

FAQ stands for “Frequently Asked Questions.” As people generally understand the term, it refers to a collection of questions, with answers, such as you see here.

2. How many different sources are used as a basis for Business Communication Headline News?

Literally thousands of English-written sources. This includes almost every newspaper, magazine, and journal published throughout the world, every website and blog, and most newsgroups.

3. How are the headlines acquired?

We use several different types of highly sophisticated software programs to cull the headlines and syndicate those that would be of most interest to our audience of business communication instructors.

4. How do I send a post to a friend?

If you see a headline and summary you’d like to share with a friend, simply click “E-mail this” underneath the post, and fill in the information that’s requested.

5. What are the little icons at the bottom of each post?

These icons represent different social bookmarking sites. To check out each site, put your cursor over the icon, and you’ll see the name of the site on the page, in the URL, or both. Put the site’s name in your favorite search engine, such as Google, and you’ll find the site’s homepage where you can find out more information about the services the site offers.

6. If I want to express my opinion about a post, what’s the process?

Click on “Add a comment,” and fill in the information requested on the form. All comments are moderated, which means no anonymous posting is allowed. After your comment has been reviewed and accepted, it will be posted.

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