...Article Report- Social Media This article is based around the concept of social media. It provides the reader with a description of how many active users there were within different social media sites. It also provides information to the reader about the broad age of users of social media. It provides information on how social media has minimised the control companies have on information available about them and their products online. It displays how social media has revolutionised the way in which consumers can research information on products through blogs, reviews etc. The article provides a broad definition of social media by first looking at the history of social media from looking at the first social media sites such as unset the first worldwide discussion system right up the evolution of modern social media sites such as Facebook and virtual worlds such as Second Life. It also draws a line between two related concepts that are both knows and social media sites: Web 2.0 (multi author webpages e.g. Wikipedia) and User generated content (e.g. reviews created and posted online). It also indicates basic functionalities involved with social media sites such as Adobe Flash Player and Java Script. The article also shows how social media sites are classified through social presence/media richness and self-presentation and/ self-disclosure. The article reviews the challenges and opportunities of social media by breaking up social media into six distinct groups: collaborative...
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...W’Style’s Social Media Strategy Report ISYS 1028 Assignment 3 Lecturer: Dr Claire Davison Padmanabh Deshpande: 3455769 Jie Deng: 3452773 Jianpeng Shao: 3372513 Regina Tilaar: 3410562 Qiaojian He: 3181251 31th October 2013 Contents 1. Social Media Business Audit of ASOS.com…………………………………………………………….3 2.1. Business Introduction and Brand Description………………………………………………………. 3 2.2. Current Customers and Target Market………………………………………………………………….3 2.3. Reviews of Social Media Channels…………………………………………………………………………3 2.4. Analysis of Strengths and Weaknesses of the Current Campaign…………………………. 6 2.5. Conclusion of Findings…………………………………………………………………………………………..7 2. Social Media Strategy Report for W’ Style…………………………………………………..……….8 3.6. Business Introduction…………………………………………………………………………………………..8 3.7. Current Market and Target Market………………………………………………………………..…….8 3.8. Identification of Business Goal of Strategy……………………………………………………………8 3.9. Engagement Strategy and Technologies…………………………………………………………….…9 3.10. Overall Schedule of Strategy and Campaigns………………………………………………………10 3.11. Resources and skills required for performing strategy…………………………………..……12 3.12. Key Performance Indicators and Analytic Tools………………………………………..…………14 3. Evidence of Social Media Campaign…………………………………………………………..……….16 4.13. The Goal of the Campaign……………………………………………………………………..……………16 ...
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...QUARTERLY PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF COMPANIES (July - September 2010) INDIAN MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY October 2010 Cygnus Business Consulting & Research Pvt. Ltd. Plot No: 8-3-948/949, 1st Floor, Solitaire Plaza, Behind Image Hospital, Ameerpet, Hyderabad - 500 073. Tel: +91-40-23430202-05, Fax: +91-40-23430201, E-mail: info@cygnusindia.com Website: www.cygnusindia.com Disclaimer: All information contained in this report has been obtained from sources believed to be accurate by Cygnus Business Consulting & Research Pvt. Ltd. (Cygnus). While reasonable care has been taken in its preparation, Cygnus makes no representation or warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy, timeliness or completeness of any such information. The information contained herein may be changed without notice. All information should be considered solely as statements of opinion and Cygnus will not be liable for any loss incurred by users from any use of the publication or contents 1 QPAC-Indian Media & Entertainment Industry- July - September 2010 CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY.........................................................................................................3 INDUSTRY ANALYSIS ............................................................................................................4 OUTLOOK FOR THE SECTOR ...........................................................................................11 INTER-FIRM COMPARISON........................................
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...Media Report Paper Linda McGee & Wayne Miller University of Phoenix Media Report Paper A vital responsibility of an educator is examining the role of the media reporting of testing results. As well, how such results are taken and made relevant to making state and national decisions for education. When scrutinizing the results of testing, several matters need to be considered. Investigation of a report for the appropriateness for making high-stake decisions, whether or not there can be another way for fulfilling that purpose, and the relevance of accessing growth over time all need consideration when evaluating results within a report that is assessing our nation’s youth educationally. In looking at the appropriateness for making high-stake decisions in the description results for National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), it’s appropriate in a way because it is at least the same test being used for all the states and it also is measuring the same grade level year to year. However, the NAEP does not take into account the funding for different school districts. As well, there are cases of missing data for some states in subject areas, therefore skewing the data. Also, it admittedly cannot account for the higher instances in some states of disabilities and English Language Learners. Overall, it is not very appropriate given all the factors that could be faulty in its measurement endeavors to be a tool used...
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...42871638 anne.bui@students.mq.edu.au BBA 340 Assignment 2 – Media Report Yige Ma’s Thursday 7pm Tutorial Word Count: 1,364 Anne bui - 42871638 anne.bui@students.mq.edu.au BBA 340 Assignment 2 – Media Report Yige Ma’s Thursday 7pm Tutorial Word Count: 1,364 Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2 2. Corporate Social Responsibility 3 i. TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE 3 ii. GOOGLE'S CSR REFUSAL/ACCEPTANCE: DEFENSIVE STANCE 4 3. Conclusion 6 4. ARTICLE– Google paying a fraction of the tax in Australia it should 7 5. REFERENCEs 9 1. Introduction It is without a doubt that globalisation has been the driver of the increased link between nations, allowing for the operation of many organisations in borderless economies. As globalisation continues to impact organisations, they are forced to undertake new and innovative approaches in order to maintain or gain a competitive advantage. As a result of this, many ethical issues have come to light, so it is important to acknowledge organisations adopting methods of corporate social responsibility. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) essentially encompasses the refraining from any action that will attract unfavourable publicity due to its social unacceptability (Carroll, 2010). The concept of CSR has proven to be an area of focus in recent times, especially in regards to consumers and stakeholders. This report will explore Google Inc’s corporate social responsibility when implementing...
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...was School of Rock. This film showed many of the genre conventions I would need and had a very formulaic structure to it. In aid of my DVD cover, I looked at many titles and found myself drawn to strong images of live scenarios, instantly showing off their music influences. A good example of this is the cover for School of Rock, which (ignoring the title) instantly linked to a musical background because of the large central image of a man (Jack Black) standing in the centre of the image with a guitar, highlighting the musical element of the film. I took strong inspiration from this, leading me to use a similar image for my cover, using a live setting and an instrument within the image. I took the image at a gig before I was given my media brief, so I was lucky that it fit my genre so well. For me to select my target audience I looked at many film titles and their ratings. Some of these included The Commitments, Killing Bono and Bandslam Most seemed to be centred on family or teenage audiences. I thought I would look more into...
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...Report Assignment Nokia Social Report Thanks for taking your time to read this report; in the report, a variety of information about the past and the future of our sustainable commerce process would be found. 1. Mission Statement and History The mission statement of Nokia is quite simple: Connecting People. To estimate a wonderful mobile experience and mode which correspond with the desire of modern life for billions of people all over the world, should be the best description of our goal. In today's mobile world, ideas, energy, excitement, opportunities and a number of factors make us believe that nothing is unpossible. Undoubtedly, that is what encourage us donating ourself into one of the world's most stirring work. Since 150 years ago, Nokia has been having an inspiring developing procedure which came originally from a riverside wood pulp mill in South-Western Finland to presently the leader enterprise of the global telecommunication industry. We have kept running for a long way to what we represent at this moment. Now, a much more opportunity-filled path located in front of our sight, which would lead to a brilliant and unbelievable future. 2. Industry and Competitors According to the newest raking of information and communication technology (ICT), Nokia still kept the first place while we are having more than 50,000 Euros net yearly profit. In addition, there is an over 10,000 millions Euros gap between the second one--CISIO Systems and us. Also, in the...
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...KOLEJ PROFESIONAL MARA BERANANG REPORT WRITING FORMAT Prepared by: Roselena Mansor Deputy Director (Academic Affairs) 10 December 2009 1 This report format contains guideline on word-processed report writing for all programmes in KPM Beranang. 1.0 Language The entire report should be written in English except for courses which the medium of instruction is not in English. Language use d must be simple and direct to the related course. 2.0 Font Use Arial as font type of size 12 for all text in the report. 3.0 Title and subtitle All titles and subtitles must be numbered and bold. The subtitles should not be indented but arranged in a structured manner not more than three levels as follow: 1.0 First level (Title of the topic) level 1 1.1 Second level (Title of the subtopic) level 2 1.1.1 Third level (Title of the sub-subtopic) level 3 Sub -topics beyond level three are not allowed and should be labeled using alphabets (a, b, c, ) and Romans. Numbering using Roman style (i, ii, iii, .) is only allowed after the alphabets have been used. Example: 1.1.1 a. .. i. .. b. . 2 All numbering should be left aligned. 4.0 Line/Body Text Spacing Use JUSTIFY alignment with 1.5 spacing for the entire body text throughout the report. The text body should not be indented for each paragraph, but hit the enter key twice before stating the following new paragraph. 5.0 Captions Captions must be written at the top of any table or figure. 6.0 Margins All pages should be set with...
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...Crime Victim Studies: Arnecia Anderson Unit 1 Main Db. Participants of the clergy currently are vital to report child abuse in 27 States and Guam (Mandatory Reporters of Child Abuse and Neglect, 2012). In different lines of work it is more vital than other job professions. People who are in the line of working as social workers, childcare providers ,and teachers are more involved with children on a day to day basic so they are essential to report assumed child abuse. The media can service growth in quantities by states that include clergy in this group by stressing cases of child abuse in their place of residence. The option of the public holds a lot of power by informing politicians and lawmakers of what the issues are in the community. With people speaking out and offering solutions lawmaker knows what options they have and how the residents would be pleased with these solutions. In Indiana it is very important that child abuse should be reported. In Indiana mandatory reporting has existed for 15 years and if not reported the person can face jail time. If mandatory reporting does not exist, it still should be that any adult that is around and notice this type of thing should report to save the child. References: http://www.in.gov/legislative/ic/code/title31/ar33/ch5.html https://www.childwelfare.gov/systemwide/laws_policies/statutes/clergymandated.cfm Mandatory Reporters of Child Abuse and Neglect, 2012. Child Welfare Information Gateway. Retrieved from:...
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...1.0 Introduction Armco Inc. is a steel manufacturer that used to be the sixth largest in its industry in US (in 1990). The Kansas City Works within its Midwestern Steel Division was hit by the decline in the business in the US steel industry despite its good performance in the past. Consequently, it downsized and incurred significant losses in most of the 1980s. This entity produces two primary products including grinding media and carbon wire rod, one being recognized in the industry for its durability while the later being non profitable and only covering some of its fixed costs through volume. 2.0 What’s wrong with the old system? (a) Inconsistency with organization’s strategy The Objective of Armco Inc. is maximizing profits and sustaining its position among the leaders in the US manufacturing steel industry. To achieve this objective, Armco has adopted a cost leadership strategy with a broad appeal and has managed to grow bigger through joint ventures and expansion of its product lines in implementing its strategy. However, the strategy adopted by the Kansas City Works is based on differentiation due to its cost disadvantages such as union labor costs and inefficient plant infrastructure.Union labor costs in Kansas City were higher than those of some of its nonunion competitors, particularly those located in the Southeastern U.S. and non-U.S. locations. The Works had an inefficient plant infrastructure because the plant was designed to accommodate five times as many employees...
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...As the director of a local television station I have two breaking news stories to share with our viewers. I have decided to report about the vote of the city council to close the city parks three days a week to save money. The second story we will report on will be the death of a celebrity. I decided to go with the council vote as my lead story because of the impact it has on the local population. Closing down the parks for three days will force the parents to find alternative places for their children to play. In today’s society children recreation is defined by Xbox, Wii and PlayStation. With rise of obesity among our children limiting the availability of the parks for the sake of money is poor politics. The city council should reconvene to find new approaches to saving money besides closing city parks. One submission is that we as a local television station can help promote a fund-raiser for the sole purpose of raising fund to keep the parks open for one or three of the days. Reporting on the death of a celebrity does not have the local concern of effect of the city parks story. Another reason I have chosen to make this my secondary story is that this story will possibly be reported on a larger media outlet. As a local television media we believe committed to our hometown citizens should be focus. Also putting the celebrity’s death second still keep our local informed of national news. By us reporting about the death of the actor will still maintain...
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...products were primarily produced in Kansas City Works, grinding media and carbon wire rod. Kansas City Works’ manufacturing areas were divided into five centers which were: melting, casting, the 19” mill, the mod mill department, and the grinding media department. Kansas City Works was however not a low cost manufacturer. Each center consisted on one or more cost centers. The cost performance measurement used mainly was a summary measure called “Cost Above”. By using Cost Above measurement, manufacturing managers received an Operating Statistics Report. The Operating Statistics Report’s out gave managers five-year history, monthly and year-to-date actuals, monthly and year-to-date objectives, and variances. This report provided the same information that was used for financial reporting and inventory valuations purposes so when the manager’s familiar report was eliminated they became upset. The Director of Finance, Bob Nenni, implemented a new system in 1991 which he believed would create two major improvements. He believed the new system would help the managers focus to be on few key objectives and improve the basis for evaluation of managers. One of the main change for managers was the elimination of the Cost Above measure, this meant that the production managers were no longer accountable for the costs incurred in their areas. With the new system, the Operating Statistics Report was eliminated. The new reports that were...
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...the next section. Question I: This question is about financial expenditures. (Staff FTEs are reported in Question II.) 1. Salaries In this row, include the cost of salaries, even if these are paid for centrally. Allocate salary costs by functions described below. So, the salary of a single employee may be spread over multiple functions. The salaries by function should correspond to the FTEs by function in Question II. Report the salary costs (exclusive of employment benefits, which go on row 2) of full-time, part-time, and Temporary exempt employees. EXCLUDE salaries of presidents and heads of academic units. Do NOT report all support staff under Advancement Management/Advancement Services. 2. Benefits Report the share of benefits paid by the institution for the salaries and wages reported on row 1. These benefits usually include social security; medical, disability, and life insurance; and retirement plan contributions. Professional staff benefits may also include car allowances, housing subsidies, memberships, and other perquisites. Report these even if they are paid for centrally. 3. Current Operations Expenditures (Exclusive of Salaries and Benefits) Expenditures to be included: • • • • • • postage and delivery services; telephone and personal communication devices (Blackberries,...
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...When your survey and analysis has been completed, the final step in the survey process is to present your findings, which involves the creation of a research report. This report should include a background of why you conducted the survey, a breakdown of the results, and conclusions and recommendations supported by this material. This is one of the most important aspects of your survey research as it is the key in communicating your findings to those who can make decisions to take action on those results. eSurveysPro results can be displayed right from the software, or your data and graphics can easily be exported to a variety of applications like Excel, Word and PowerPoint. For a more powerful report, you should include descriptive text along with your charts, tables, and graphs to give added visual impact. Provide a background Before you start working on the details of your report, you need to explain the general background of your survey research. If you will be presenting the findings to your audience (the decision-makers), you will need to make the basis for your research clear, including what objectives were established, and the conclusions drawn from your findings. Introduction to the survey research List the factors that motivated you to conduct this research in the first place. By stating the reasons behind the research, your audience will have a better understanding of why the survey was conducted and the importance of the findings. Identify research objectives ...
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...Industry Analysts, Inc. Comparitive Analysis A Comparative Analysis of Hewlett Packard Web Jetadmin 10.0 compared to Web Jetadmin 8.1 Prepared by: Industry Analysts, Inc. July 10, 2007 © 2007 Industry Analysts, Inc. • www.industryanalysts.com Page 2 IATSD Competitive Test Report This Page Intentionally Left Blank © 2007 Industry Analysts, Inc. • www.industryanalysts.com Page 3 IATSD Competitive Test Report A Comparative Analysis of HP Web Jetadmin 10.0 versus Web Jetadmin 8.1 As part of the rollout of the new Web Jetadmin 10.0 Printer/Fleet Management Utility, Hewlett Packard engaged Industry Analysts, Inc., an Independent Testing and Research company, to conduct a detailed comparative analysis. The object of this analysis was to document the benefits of the improvements made in the new Web Jetadmin 10.0 (WJA 10.0) release as compared to the previous Web Jetadmin 8.1 (WJA 8.1) release. The analysis was conducted at Industry Analysts, Inc.’s Technical Services Division in Fairfield New Jersey, and was performed using the latest downloadable version of Web Jetadmin 8.1, which was downloaded from Hewlett Packard’s web site, and the Beta 1 and Beta 2 versions of Web Jetadmin 10.0 supplied to IATSD by Hewlett Packard under nondisclosure prior to it’s official announcement, release, and availability. The protocol consisted of examining both Web Jetadmin releases in specified areas, detailing the differences found between the versions and describing...
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