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Department of Communication and Marketing
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The Department of Communication and Marketing at the Cyprus University of Technology aspires to establish itself as a regional center for teaching and research in the field of public communication and to gradually become a nationally and internationally recognized center of excellence. Its mission is to enhance scholarship in the field of public communication, predominantly in those aspects that are linked to the media, journalism, political communication, advertising and public relations. It will strongly focus on the European dimension and on the related domains of the communicative disciplines, with emphasis on the historical, social and political aspects of their evolution.

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113-Sep-2017The 2015 Greek bailout referendum as a protest action: an analysis of media representations of the 'yes' and 'no' campaignsManavopoulos, Vasilis ; Triga, Vasiliki 
22010Affective, interactive and cognitive methods for e-learning design: Creating an optimal education experienceTzanavari, Aimilia ; Tsapatsoulis, Nicolas 
32010Affective, interactive and cognitive methods for e-learning design: Creating an optimal education experienceTzanavari, Aimilia ; Tsapatsoulis, Nicolas 
42010Airborne asbestos fibers detection in microscope images using re-initialization free active contours.Tsapatsoulis, Nicolas ; Bujak-Pietrek, Stella ; Szadkowska-Stanczyk, Irena ; Theodosiou, Zenonas 
55-Jul-2023Airport Environment and its influence on Traveller Emotions, Perceived Quality and RevisitYerimou, Pantelitsa ; Themistocleous, Christos 
62020All we have is words: applying rhetoric to examine how social media marketing activities strengthen the connection between the brand and the selfPanigyrakis, George G. ; Panopoulos, Anastasios ; Koronaki, Eirini 
72019Analyzing the active audience: Reluctant, reactive, fearful, or lazy? Forms and motives of participation in mainstream journalismSpyridou, Lia Paschalia 
81-Jun-2019Analyzing the active audience: Reluctant, reactive, fearful, or lazy? Forms and motives of participation in mainstream journalismSpyridou, Lia Paschalia 
9Jun-2019Analyzing the active audience: reluctant, reactive, fearful, or lazy? Forms and motives of participation in mainstream journalismSpyridou, Lia Paschalia 
102010Annotation of cultural heritage documents based on XML dictionaries and data clusteringGeorgiou, Olga ; Tsapatsoulis, Nicolas ; Theodosiou, Zenonas 
111-Dec-2016Applying Hidden Markov Models to Voting Advice ApplicationsAgathokleous, Marilena ; Tsapatsoulis, Nicolas 
124-Nov-2023Are journalists willing to support democratic innovations? Professional role perceptions at times of political disconnectionSpyridou, Lia Paschalia ; Ioannides, Nikandros 
13Jun-2022Artificial intelligence and story-telling support: Do algorithms do It Better?Spyridou, Lia Paschalia 
1430-Jan-2024Artificial intelligence and voting advice applicationsGemenis, Kostas 
152014Assessing facial age similarity: a framework for evaluating the robustness of different feature setsTsapatsoulis, Nicolas ; Lanitis, Andreas 
162013Attention-Based Health MonitoringTsapatsoulis, Nicolas ; Theodosiou, Zenonas 
17Mar-2014Automatic annotation of image databases based on implicit crowdsourcing, visual concept modeling and evolutionTsapatsoulis, Nicolas ; Ntalianis, Klimis S. ; Doulamis, Anastasios D. ; Matsatsinis, Nikolaos F. 
182010Automatic annotation of image databases based on implicit interaction and visual concept modelingNtalianis, Klimis S. ; Doulamis, Anastasios D. ; Tsapatsoulis, Nicolas 
192013Background modeling methods for visual detection of maritime targetsKaimakis, Paris ; Tsapatsoulis, Nicolas 
201-Jan-2022Building corporate reputation through social media marketing efforts: the mediating role of corporate brand credibilityGaranti, Zanete ; Igbudu, Nicholas ; Popoola, Temitope ; Vrontis, Demetris ; Melanthiou, Yioula