Decoding E-Bulletins: A Thorough Examination of their Role in Contemporary Communication Strategies
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https://doi.org/10.56450/JEFI.2024.v2i01.007Abstract
An electronic bulletin, commonly known as an e-bulletin, is a dynamic and versatile digital publication or newsletter distributed through electronic means. These means predominantly include email delivery or hosting on dedicated websites. The overarching goal of e-bulletins is to facilitate the dissemination of information, updates, announcements, and various other relevant content to a specific audience. This electronic communication tool has gained widespread adoption across diverse sectors, including organizations, associations, academic institutions, and businesses. The digital landscape has ushered in a new era of communication, and e-bulletins stand as a testament to the adaptability of traditional communication methods to the evolving technological landscape.
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