This special issue of Journal of Business Communication, on the Business Communication of Corporate Reporting, started as an idea between Editor Margaret Graham and John Penrose, was given direction by the association's Publications Board, which ultimately approved the proposal for the special issue, and now appears across two issues of JBC.

In the call for papers for this special issue, we observed that the past decade has seen substantial changes in the way companies respond to the public. The largely static, printed prospectus, quarterly and annual reports, and governmental reports have given way to a highly responsive, dynamic exchange of information between companies and their constituencies. For some companies, corporate strategy directs the media, content, and timeliness of outward messages. These messages as a whole are considered under the heading of corporate reporting.

Corporate reporting is no longer restricted to only hard copy, periodic, template-driven......

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