LOCAL AND GLOBAL

COMMUNICATION IN
MULTICULTURAL SETTING
 Communication
• Communication is often defined as the sharing
of information, ideas, and messages between
two or more people. The primary goal, of
course, of communication, is to understand
the information being conveyed or shared and
at the same time, also to be understood.
 What are examples of global
communication?
• The Global communication can take various
forms, including global advertisements,
political speeches, journalistic news stories,
social media posts, press releases, books and
traditional print publications, and more.
Additionally, global communication is a broad
area of research within academia.
 What is multicultural setting in
communication?
• The Multicultural Communication
concentration focuses on the dynamics of
communication across cultures. It explores not
only what happens when people of two
different cultures meet, but also what
happens when people from a variety of
cultures and ethnicities come together in one
organization, community or country.
What are the different factors affecting the
global communication in multicultural
setting?
• FACTORS AFFECTING CROSS-CULTURAL
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION Language.
Environment and Technology. Social
Organization and History. Conceptions of
Authority. Nonverbal Communication.
 What is local communication?
• LOCAL COMMUNICATION Local
communication is being able to communicate
with the members of your local area. It can
either be in your local language (mother
tongue), or a common language that you
speak within your town.
 What are the characteristics of global
communication?
• The characteristics of global communication?
To identify a global communications company
that delivers on all of these elements, consider
the characteristics below. A Robust Global
Network. ... SD-WAN Integration. ... Full-
spectrum Support. ... Strong Security. ... A
Modern Contact Center. ... Line Sharing.
 Interracial communication
• The Interracial communication is a genre of
communication study that embraces the
interactions between people representing
different historical races.
 International communication
• The International Communication (also
referred to as the study of global
communication or transnational
communication) is the communication
practice that occurs across international
borders. The need for international
communication was due to the increasing
effects and influences of globalization
 Intercultural communication
• Intercultural communication is refers to the
communication between people from two
different cultures. Intercultural
communication is a symbolic, interpretive,
transactional, contextual process in which
people from different cultures create shared
meanings.
 GROUP 2

• CRISTY J. AMOREN
• GINA T. ALAMIDA
• JOSEPH AGBO