Communication integration, a priority in strategic communication management, is at a crucible in its development. Until now, most research has considered integration a program of centralized control and has explored the impact of messaging and media that are coordinated for strategic impact. Underexplored are the internal implications of a concept that requires organizational change and stands to redefine functional boundaries. This study identifies the social, cultural, and interpretive influences of communication integration in a case of integration.
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