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Business Communication  1-Exs. of unethical communication by 2 US companies—one national one abroad in the last 5 yrs2-Exs. of logical fallacies (due Mon., Jan. 31) as your first journal entry (typed summary and analysis of types of fallacies you commonly observe–even via media sources like TV–on this topic check out Super Bowl ads either on TV or U-tube and try to add examples to your write-up on logical fallacies and bias first journal entry (typed summary and analysis of types of fallacies you commonly observe–even via media sources like TV)3-Exs. of visual bias in textbooks or ads, etc. (recall that I emailed you the Shea Moisture video clip) ( Shea Moisture video clip) londonessays.com letter tailored to an ad (draft & revised copies)5-@ least 4 attention-getting openings for no-ad cover letters6-Your notes on the Indian resume article (attached file) Answer Preview…………….Unethical Communication. Ethics in business communication is crucial, and it allows boos

ting trust and promoting a positive environment of experiencing the products and services of the company. Unethical communication, therefore, seems to provide the business with an unfair advantage because it may manipulate its customers. One U.S multinational accused of unethical communication is Coca-Cola. The advertising techniques of Coca-Cola have been compared to the advertising efforts of tobacco industries in minimizing the health effects and targeting children. In January 2017, a non-profit organization Praxis Project sued the company for using deceptive advertising techniques which concealed the adverse health effects of the beverage, disclosure of documents related to health impacts, and specifically targeting children (Campbell and Kaplan, 2017). This accusation is seen as unethical communication because Coca-Cola failed to consider the adverse effects of their beverages and aimed to gain an advantage by doing so………….APA 1334 words 
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