The research objective is to analyze usage and exposure of the social media network of Faculty of mass communication technology. A user need of the social networking censorship is based on a survey research. Samples used in the study - teachers alumni and students within the faculty total number is 306 people. Sampling was started in a fiscal year of 2014 with Stratified Random Sampling method. Statistics are used to analyze the data values in percentage average and standard deviation for One-way ANOVA and t-test (LSD). A result of this research shows that based on the findings issues can debate as follows: A usage of devices for surfing network of social media the most of smart phones account for the social media network at home of the time spent - common period turnarounds 20:01 to 00:00 hrs. A representation of a daily usage on network of social media is 4-6 hours/day. Equivalent today-per-week using of social media networks is active online every day. The smart phone is in use at all times. Meanwhile the popular social media network daily user accounts from experienced in the use of social media networks. Most of the more than four years representational use for news/information perception. The most common tool of online social media network is Facebook. Faculty’s people a use of social media networks Facebook applications take into account essentially. The exposure of the social media network can be specifically considered as: the streaming information perception of the faculty’s network of social media is moderate. Considering the news that graduation ceremony in 2013 social interaction with the media is moderate. It is considering whether to press “Like” button on Facebook user’s expression from media relating to the Faculty is the highest. The use of social media within the network is moderate.

The Purposes of this research were to study demographic characteristics and marketing communications toward Bike for Dad participation in Bangkok on December 11 2015. A total of 99999 people registered to join this cycling event in 11 areas throughout Bangkok. This is a quantitative research so that questionnaire is applied to 400 people in 6 event area in Bangkok. The research revealed that most of the respondents were female whose age was 36-59 years old and marital status was single. They were employees of private companies that had income THB 10000 – 20000. In marketing communications the research found that public relations and event promotion appeared to have a positive impact on the participation of Bike for Dad in Bangkok. Namely public relations and promotional. Finding also indicates that there are 5 significant results of people to participate in the event: constancy congruity cooperation constitution and cycling. In term of practical contributions this study provides a useful marketing communication idea for Bike for Dad in Bangkok. In the light of the results state agency can utilize these findings for strategic planning of marketing communication in Bike for Dad or other relevant activities in the future.

The study on decision making to attend the information and communication technology (ICT) personnel development program of the Office of the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Education was aimed to study motivating factors personal factors and relationship of motivating factors and decision making factors to attend the program. The data were collected through a questionnaire and analyzed by descriptive statistics frequency percentage mean and standard deviation. As for inferential statistics inferential statistics such as independent samples t-test analysis was applied to look for the difference between two groups; One-Way ANOVA for three or more and study of relationship between motivating and decision-making factors to attend the training using Pearsons Product Moment Correlative Coefficient. The study results showed that internal motivating factors concerning respect moderately affected the motivation on training. Desire for success special interest and work responsibility highly affected the motivation while external motivating factors such as the superintendent’s reliability the work progress and the organizational policies highly affected the training motivation. Regarding decision making factors training courses trainers audiovisual equipment training period training public relations and the benefits of the training highly affected every aspect of decision making. personal factors gender age educational level position and work experience did not affect the decision-making to attend the information and communication technology (ICT) personnel development program. Factors motivating the personnel to attend the ICT personnel development program including the superintendent’s reliability work progress and organizational policies positively correlated with the decision factors to attend the training for potential ICT personnel in all aspects. Also motivating factors regarding the desire for success and work responsibility had a negative relationship with the decision factors with the aspects of audiovisual equipment and public relations to participate the information and communication technology (ICT) personnel development program of the Office of the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Education. Concerning

This research study (Communication to Create the Imageof Public Relations Department through its Website) included three main purposes: 1) to study demographic characteristics of PRD’s website users which impacted on news exposure through PRD’s Website 2) to study demographic characteristics of PRD’s website users which affected the Public Relations Department’s image 3) to study the news exposure of PRD’s website users which influenced the Public Relations Department’s image. The participants in this study involved 400 people who have visited PRD’s website. To collected data the researcher adopted electronic questionnaires as a research tool and also made use of Descriptive Statistic Frequency Percentage Mean Standard Deviation (S.D.) and Inferential statistics to investigate the relationship. Moreover Chi-Square was implemented to test the hypotheses that the significant level was 0.05. The research results revealed that questionnaire responders mostly were 21 to 30- year-old males with a bachelor’s degree. Their occupations were government officers and public officers. The questionnaire responders mostly visited PRD’s website through the popular search engine: www.googel.com. Moreover they usually visited PRD’s website six times a week and spent more than 30 minutes at a time between 7 p.m. – 12.59 a.m. The Public Relations Department’s image was in a very significant level. After testing hypotheses the results showed that occupations were an influential factor on news exposure through PRD’s website. Gender and education background had an impact on new exposure and frequency of PRD’s Website usage. In addition educational level influenced time spending on visiting PRD’s website. Occupations were related to the period of exploring PRD’s website. Furthermore gender had an effect on PRD’s image and news exposure in terms of approaching channels to PRD’s website affected PRD’s image

This paper was a survey research with the objectives 1) to compare the differences of demographic characteristics; 2) to measure the service satisfaction and; 3) to study the impact of marketing communication on the service satisfaction toward the K - Cyber Banking of consumers in Bangkok. The sample population was people at age between 20 - 60 years old who lived in Bangkok and used the K - Cyber Banking service provided by Kasikorn Bank through www.kasikornbank.com. The research based on the respondents’ feedback received through distributed research questionnaire. The analytical statistics included mean percentage frequency distribution standard deviation and the statistics on the hypothesis testing included value testing one-way analysis of variance and the “Enter Multiple Regression Analysis”. The research results found that most of the respondents were married female at age 30 - 39 years old obtained bachelor degree worked as employees of private organizations with an average of THB 20001 - 30000 of monthly income. From the hypothesis found that 1) the differences in consumers’ demographic characteristic i.e. age education career average monthly income caused the differences in service satisfaction of the K - Cyber Banking with statistically significant at .05 excepted gender and marital status which did not cause any differences and; 2) marketing communications affecting Bangkok consumers’ satisfactions with the K - Cyber Banking was statistically significant at .05 with the two factors that included public relations (increased by 15.60%) and sales promotions (increased by 11.40%).