Election communication

This article denotes a term in communication science. For the term of the same name in politics, see election campaign .

As choice communication is referred to in the communication science a particular form of communication (or a communication type).

It is characteristic that

• for a larger number of potential recipients
• a lot of information is kept ready,
• from which the recipient can choose.

The group of recipients can be indefinite, definite or definable.

Examples are libraries , databases and television .

See also

• Intimate communication
• Individual communication
• Group communication
• Mass communication

literature

• Gernot Wersig : The communicative revolution. Strategies for Overcoming the Crisis of Modernity . Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag 1985 . ISBN 3531117343