...takes place varies. Broadcast media such as radio, recorded music, film and television transmit their information electronically. Print media use a physical object such as a newspaper, book, pamphlet or comics,[1] to distribute their information. Outdoor media is a form of mass media that comprises billboards, signs or placards placed inside and outside of commercial buildings, sports stadiums, shops and buses. Other outdoor media include flying billboards (signs in tow of airplanes), blimps, and skywriting.[2] Public speaking and event organising can also be considered as forms of mass media.[3] The digital media comprises both Internet and mobile mass communication. Internet media provides many mass media services, such as email, websites, blogs, and internet based radio and television. 1. Print from the late 15th century 2. Recordings from the late 19th century 3. Cinema from about 1900 4. Radio from about 1910 5. Television from about 1950 6. Internet from about 1990 7. Mobile phones from about 2000 Broadcast The sequencing of content in a broadcast is called a schedule. With all technological endeavours a number of technical terms and slang are developed please see the list of broadcasting terms for a glossary of terms used. Film 'Film' encompasses motion pictures as individual projects, as well as the field in general. The name comes from the photographic film . Video games A video game is a computer-controlled game where a video display such as a monitor or...
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...Environmental Trends, Opportunities, and Threats The People creating industry continues to draw interest from all types of individuals, professionals, and corporations and is constantly evolving. Podcasting which was once associated primarily with just IPODs is providing a flexible avenue to communicate through audio content. User generated content and blogging continue to connect individuals and groups while providing an avenue to feel needed and part of something. People are using these avenues to create business, drive revenue, gain information, and advertise products and services, and present views on a variety of topics. Environment trends: Individuals and Corporations are starting to depend on the blogging industry, podcasting industry, and user generated content industry as a way to convey their message, connect with other individuals for feedback and instruction, or simply to market their brand and products. The sub industries of People Creating provide an environment to do just that. The podcasting industry provides record labels, musicians, media outlets, news outlets, and radio shows an avenue for consumers to listen to their product in a both flexible and economic environment. The way customers listen to radio programs, news reports, and even political debates offer a completely new way to enjoy technology. The user today can simply access a podcast through an internet or PC device and listen to their favorite content without even turning on a radio. The...
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...Reaction Paper Regarding the Flow of Influence and Social Meaning Across Social Media Networks Mahalia Miller Daniel Wiesenthal October 6, 2010 1 Introduction One topic of current interest is how language and sentiments are transmitted in the blogosphere and how individuals affect the sentiments of those in their online sphere of influence. Therefore, the focus of this reaction paper is threefold: (1) to summarize four journal papers related to sentiments and influence, (2) to critique the methods and scope of the journal papers and (3) to brainstorm directions for the term project. 2 2.1 Literature review Java et al. 2006 Java et al. (2006) explore models that determine the blogs with the most influence on the Blogosphere. The paper defines influence as a link from blog a to blog b implies that a influences blog b. They further create an influence graph that weights edges by a function of the amount of links. This paper evaluates various heuristics, such as Pagerank, indegree, and greedy algorithm, to determine which blogs have the most influence on the Blogosphere. The analysis shows that PageRank is rather efficient and converges quickly. The paper also analyzes the effect of splogs, i.e. spam blogs. The results indicate that not removing splogs greatly impacts the accuracy of the influence models. As such, the paper uses some algorithms to identify splogs, and then, and only then, do the heuristics converge to within 70% agreement on the predicted number of influenced...
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...------------------------------------------------- English 101: College Writing Dr. Tinberg Office Hours: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays 12:30-1:45PM (or by appointment) Office: B210 Phone: 678-2811 ext. 2317 Email: Howard.Tinberg@bristolcc.edu Course Blog: http://bcceng101.edublogs.org/ Course Description This college-level composition course provides students an opportunity to develop their writing through various stages of composing, revising, and editing. In addition, students learn how to formulate and support a thesis using a number of rhetorical strategies, to conduct research, and to integrate a variety of sources according to the Modern Language Association guidelines. Students write in Standard English with consideration given to audience, purpose, and context. Prerequisite: Satisfactory performance on the writing skills test or “C” or better in English 090. Passing score on the College's reading placement test or concurrent enrollment in/or prior completion of RDG 10. You may have some questions . . . . What will I learn in this course? I’m hoping that by taking this course you will be better prepared to handle the writing tasks that await you in college and beyond. Specifically, I expect you to be able to * respond appropriately to an assignment or writing situation; * state your purpose clearly and stick with it; * consider your reader’s needs; * understand the genre in which you are writing; * value and demonstrate...
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...Your Reflection Paper Note: It is not required that you answer every one of these questions in your paper. The questions are intended as a guide to help you think about the types of things to discuss in your reflection paper. 1. What was the purpose/importance of the restoration work with which we assisted? a. What areas/habitats did we restore? i. Are these habitats threatened? ii. Are they important ecologically? iii. Are they important culturally? b. What native plants did we plant? i. Are the species we planted endangered? ii. Are they important ecologically? iii. Are they important culturally? iv. Why were these plants chosen, as opposed to other native plants? 2. What did we actually, physically DO in the restoration process? a. What were the steps of the restoration process? b. What was the purpose/importance of each of the steps? 3. What is your opinion, or feeling, about the work that we did (this is the ‘reflection’ portion of the reflection paper). a. What did you find most and least enjoyable about the service learning events? b. Did the service learning improve your experience in the biology/botany class in any way? c. Overall, did you find service learning to be a valuable or important experience? d. Would you recommend to a friend to participate in the UHWO biology service learning? To assist you in remembering the restoration process, the plants we planted, and the habitats we restored, you are free to refer to my blog posts following...
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...IMPACT OF CROWDSOURSCING ON DESIRE WEBSEARCH SYED FARAZ-UL-HASAN UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA Email: farazulhassan@hotmail.com PHONE NO: 0468934400 ABSTRACT: This paper examines the impact of crowdsourcing on search result ranking by identifying the relation between crowdsourcing and web search. Here the question arise, what are the reasons that compel me to search this category i-e crowdsourcing and search result ranking. To me, it is very beneficial for us as student of computing to know about the relation of crowdsourcing with web technology. How much is impact-able if we add it as ingredient in our searching results for finding good webpages is understandable after reading this paper. Crowdsourcing is a term coined by Jeff Howe in wired magazine to characterize a way of using groups to solve the problem [1].The groups are usually online communities, such as member s of a blog or a visitor of website. An organization broadcast the problem to the crowd as an open call for solution. The crowd submit solution, and then sort through them, find the best one. The organization selects and owns the ultimate solution, and sometimes rewards members of the crowd. As this paper also explain the application aspect of crowdsourcing when it merge with web-technology. KEYWORDS: Crowdsourcing, WEB 2.0, Social networking. INTRODUCTION: The last two decades have seen dramatic revolution in information technology: not only in computer power, such as the processor speed,...
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...Introduction My paper will explain how technology and digital marketing can be used to promote, build and expand a small business. I would like to explore how social media is utilized to build and expand a different style of serve a delight bar with mini appetizer and mini dessert. My paper will show how having a passion for a food and decoration can be inspirational, cause an impact, create a interested to drive for success. I will also like to write a little bit about Latin recipes to create the intercultural food. My idea is a business that provides amazing desserts bar, candy and cake bar, food bar for baby shower, wedding, birthday’s parties and more. Assorted mini desserts, full-sizes cakes, and mini appetizers. My Facebook page is Miski Delight, and my web is www.miskidelight.com Initial objectives To achieve a solid trust with potential customers. To grow the audience of my page Miski Delight. To identify the correct language to reach as many followers. To get more fans on my Facebook page To start a blog on my website. Actions Taken Sharing recipes and ideas on a blog. Using photos explaining the recipes and cooking ideas and decoration. Making online contests. The results obtained during this project are that reputation, honesty, constant publications are important to maintain an active, informed public, and more loyal in time. Online Reputation reflects the prestige of a person, company or brand online, created not only for itself but...
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...Internet was an impulse for cultural, economic and social development. In our daily life we cannot dispense with these things and it is hard to imagine that nearly 50 years ago all these technologies were only a dream. In this course paper I will try to find out why new mediums became so popular and whether old mediums will yield to new mediums. Keywords: new medium, old medium, Internet, video games, TV Blogging and Online Publishing Description and a brief history Nowadays blogging is very popular. There are different types of blogs, for example, new blogs, music blogs, blogs for entertainment etc. Practically everyone is reading blogs today. The history of blogging started in 1994. The first person who created a blog was Justin Hall. He was a student of a Swarthmore College. The first blog was Links.net. Of course, nobody called it a blog, it was only a homepage. The term “weblog” was created in 1997 by John Barger. The first example of blogging was fixed at the news site in 1998. The first author of the blog was Jonathan Dube. He created a blog with information about Hurricane Bonnie. In 1999, the term “weblog” was shortened to “blog” by Peter Merholz. At first, the original blog was created manually, it was not easy, however, everyone could do it with the help of a programmer. There were no blogging platforms. After that, in approximately two years was created a blogging platform called LiveJournal. In 1999...
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...Social Media and the Fashion Industry Term Paper Table of Content 1. Why social media and fashion? 2. The newest social media trends 3. Fashion Blogging 4. Example Lookbook 5. Example Looklet 6. Impact on the fashion industry 7. Types of Fashion Blogs 8. Fashion Blogs around the world 9. The 10 best Fashion Bloggers 10. Haute Couture and Fashion Blogging 1. Why social media and fashion? In this time, the social media is an amazingly fast growing trend. Social media is not only used for creating friendship networks, for staying in touch with friends and family, it is becoming more and more a medium, which industries are using for growth and success. In this paper, the fashion industry is an example taken to show how e business is in relation with the social media and the fashion industry. Especially the fashion industry lives from ideas, from pictures, visuality and communication. Newest trends are created in minds, are brought down to papers, and photographed in pictures and are shared in magazines, newspapers – and fashion-blogs. The fashion industry has 1000 ways to go- to show its creativity and its world. Fashion lives from spreading ideas-which is exactly driven by the social media, by communication and the sharing of it. Fashion bloggers have become the newest wave of trend-settler, not only inspiring designers and stylist but also people all over the world. Fashion blogs are increasingly becoming a part of the mainstream...
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...Blog Evaluation Trident University 23 June 2013 I am going to talk to you about a growing issue which is plaguing the United States it is eating away at the very heart of our great nation. When we hear about this topic it is primarily known as women’s issues that some good men help out with. This is not a women’s issue this is a man’s issue, when we as men start to turn a blind eye we are just as guilty as the person committing the crime. The issue I am talking about is sexual violence, when given this assignment I had already been following a blog called Project Unbreakable. You see about six months ago I became a sexual assault victim advocate and I am nationally registered with the National Organization for Victim Assistance, although I work with military personnel I am certified to work with the civilian population. This essay is not only to evaluate a blog website but to ensure that the brave women who share their stories openly are heard and not silenced. First let’s look at the writer of this blog and when she started blogging, the blog was started October two thousand and eleven. The writer of this blog is Grace Brown she is now twenty years old and is a photographer and public speaker from Massachusetts. Ms. Brown does extensive work with survivors of sexual assault, capturing them in photos holding a quote from their attacker. Ms. Brown has currently photographed over four hundred survivors and...
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...Abstract This paper will discuss the marketing analysis of the www.belts.com website. I will discuss some marketing concepts that will be analyzed. Marketing concepts that I will discuss are one-to-one, affiliate, viral, blog, and social network marketing. Then I will summarize my analysis of the web site. One-to-one Marketing One-to-one marketing is an approach that concentrates on providing services or products to one customer at a time by identifying and then meeting their individual needs. Its goal is to repeat this process many times with each customer, such that powerful lifetime relationships are developed. In turn it makes a distinction of customers rather than just products (Peters & Roger 1994). One to One Marketing is more than a sales approach. It's an integrated approach that must filter through all parts of an organization: marketing, sales, production, service, finance, and other departments. One to One Marketing recognizes that lifetime values of loyal customers who make repeat purchases far exceeding those of unpredictable customers who frequently switch suppliers in pursuit of a bargain. After reviewing the www.belts.com web site, I did not notice anything that stated the company uses this one-to-one marking concept. Affiliate Marketing According to Laudon & Traver, the definition of affiliate marketing is the online application of obtaining referrals. One website agrees to pay another website or an individual writing a blog a commission for...
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...Andrew Sullivan, blog lover explains why he loves to blog in his essay “Why I Blog”. He thinks it is modern type of newspaper where you write a blog and you also get reviews of readers and what they think. This means he had definitely wrote many blogs as he thinks it is easier to let others know what is going on in the world through a blog. In his essay he talks about one of his blog about 911. He shows how he got close to the readers and what opinions he got from his readers in his essay. Sullivan reminds me of my older sister, Nicole. She also loves blogging. One of the reason she enjoys blogging is she thinks she is really good at writing and I also think the same. And another is she loves when people read what she wrote and gives her feedback. I personally do not like to blog and I had never read one. Sometime Nicole forces me to read at least one of her blog but I denied her every time. I feel very less people uses blog to share what is going on. Because nowadays people are busy using apps like Facebook, Twitter and online news paper. I hardly new any people who reads blog now. People are on Facebook 24/7 and I think one can be easily updated if they have any kind of social media. As we all know about Ice Bucket Challenge which was unknown since last year, but this year it spreader within two weeks in all over the world through social media. Now everyone knows about Ice Bucket Challenge, and I personally think if someone wrote a blog about this then it would not reach the...
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...End”. It was an article from the Washington Post, my grandfather, has written it. It goes back in time and describes all the different circumstances in Russia. More like a news blog of current time. My grandmother gave it to me and let me read it. It really caught me off guard; I just wasn’t expecting to find something big like this. I think it’s pretty cool. “All I knew about what was going on in Russia was what I gleaned from the news. And the news, of course, is mostly focused on politics and catastrophic events, such as the Kursk submarine sinking and terrorist attacks. For that reason, I wanted to keep this blog as apolitical as possible, and as focused on the ordinary lives of ordinary people as I could make it. I wanted to know how Russians were really living -- not just how their politicians and oligarchs were faring.” This came straight from one of the posts in the blogs paper. His overall mission was to find and see what life in Russian really was like years later. Russia was really suffering in poverty after my great-great-grandfather passed away. His family all wanted to have a fresh start, so moving to America sounded like a good idea. After living in America for a couple of years, my grandfather wanted to go back and visit Russia for the last time. While visiting, he has created a blog that explains how life changed to the better after poverty. Overall, he has visited 12 cities, all materially improved. The scientists at Lake Baikal were enjoying increased...
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...Malala Yousafzai the Influential Communicator and Education Activist Abstract This paper is about an amazing 17 year old girl who was shot in the head by the Taliban for championing the right of girls to receive an education. Many have asked “what are the qualities of an inspiring leader?” Research shows that leaders create enthusiasm, empower people, instill confidence and inspire the ones around them. In early 2009, Malala Yousafzai started by blogging about life under Taliban rule and that changed her life forever. Malala Yousafzai the Influential Communicator and Education Activist Malala Yousafzai was born on July 12, 1997 to Tor Pakai Yousafzai (mother) and Ziauddin Yousafzai (father) and into a Sunni Muslim family of Pashtun ethnicity. She grew up in Pakistan’s Swat Valley in a house in Mingora. She has two younger brothers and two pet chickens. Malala was educated largely by her father, who is a poet, school owner, and educational activist who runs a chain of schools known as the Khushal Public School. In 2008 Malala started speaking about education rights when her father took her to Peshawar to speak at a local press club. There she was known for saying “How dare the Taliban take away my basic right to education?” Later in 2008 when Malala was only 11, she wrote a blog under a pseudonym of “Gul Makai” for the BBC detailing her life under Taliban rule, the attempts to take control of the valley, and her views on promoting education for girls. Taliban militants...
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...shopping-related events. Fashion blogging has also been a revolutionary method for communicating and advertising through online media. Sprouting from the collective whole of blogs, called the blogosphere, fashion blogging is a whole new world of personal journals infused with the fast-paced line of design in clothing, footwear, accessories, makeup and other wearable paraphernalia. The fashion industry has been finding ways to connect through their rising audience in the modern society, and via blogging, it has secured a throne of perpetual popularity, fame and success. Through this, fashion blogging is born. Two years ago, two million blogs represent the growing and fast-rising modernity of fashion; and now, fashion blogging has been crowned the most popular form of blogging. The persona of fashion blogging itself is innovation, making use of creativity in a conventional way, following the standard of wearability of certain articles of clothing. All in one, it could express the personality of the blogger, as well as openly communicate with the audiences of the blog, while effectively advertising the pieces of fashion the blogger has been showing. B. Literature Review Fashion bloggers share their knowledge pertaining to the fashion industry, specifically in terms of new style and trends, which they share through their own blogs based on their own experience (Bunina 2013). This is how bloggers share their styling skills, views, opinions, and fashion advices or recommendations where they...
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