communications

[berni]

Hello there!

I know that you have already discussed the difference between communication and communicatinS and the explenation is very clear but I still have some questions.

-Could i say that i have been working in communication or communications, if i have been journalis during years in tv, radio ect? They are the tools of communication but also you are communicating as
professional...

-When we speak about person, who is good in communication and also working in the communication/s (medai) is it a communication or communications expert?

-Is any difference between communication or communications consultant ?

-To be in charge of the communication work of a company is a communication or communications manager?

I can find examples fro everything on the web, but I would like to know the official point of it in a world of communication or communications???-))

Thank you! berni

[Anglika]

Welcome to the forums.

Oxford says this: Communication:noun 1 the action of communicating. 2 a letter or message. 3 (communications) means of sending or receiving information, such as telephone lines or computers. 4 (communications) means of travelling or of transporting goods, such as roads or railways.

A person works in communications and is a communications expert.

Within a company, there is great need for good communication of information.

[berni]

Thank you Anglika!

So based on the OD a communications manager is developing a communication strategy without S. And everybody who is working in the communicationS is a communicationS especialist, consultant, expert ect...If I'm good in expressing myself in general, I have good communication skills and i1m good in communication. Am I right???

Sorry to be so narrow minded but eventhough I understund the explanation of the dictionary it is very difficult to trasnform it in real life and how I see it, there is a huge confusion about it.

Berni

[Anglika]

You seem to have understood it perfectly - all your examples are good

[berni]

Thank you!