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...halten unnachahmlich gespiegelt", sagte Wulff. Mit seinen Sketchen habe Loriot Fernsehgeschichte geschrieben. Der Bundespräsident betonte: "Wir sind traurig über einen unersetzlichen Verlust." Bundestagspräsident Norbert Lammert würdigte Bülow als eine der großen Persönlichkeiten der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. "Vicco von Bülow hat das kulturelle Leben in Deutschland über Jahrzehnte geprägt und als Loriot ganz wesentlich dazu beigetragen, dass die Deutschen ein gelassenes Bild ihrer Mentalität und Gewohnheiten gewinnen konnten", erklärte Lammert. Die ARD-Vorsitzende Monika Piel erinnerte an die "unnachahmliche Komik und Intelligenz" des "feinsinnigen Humoristen und Humanisten", der es verstanden habe, "Menschen aller Generationen zu unterhalten - ihnen auch manches Mal den Spiegel vorzuhalten - ohne dabei zu verletzen". Seine zeitlosen Sketche und Filme seien nicht nur Teil der deutschen Fernsehgeschichte, viele Dialoge hätten längst ihren Platz in unserem Alltag gefunden. Vicco von Bülow werde unvergessen bleiben. FOTOSTRECKE * * * 14 Bilder Loriot: Der große deutsche Humorist ist tot Loriot galt als Deutschlands erfolgreichster und nobelster Humorist, durch Bücher, mit Karikaturen und satirischen Prosastücken, Filmauftritten, Fernsehserien und Spielfilmen erreichte er ein Millionenpublikum. Seine zahlreichen Sketche sind legendär - etwa die Nudel im Gesicht beim verpatzten Rendezvous, der missglückte Auftritt des Lottogewinners Erwin Lindemann oder...
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...Media Manipulation The word ‘media‘ started to be used in the 1920s and after the Second World War when radio, television and video became more popular and less controlled the phrase ‘mass media‘ has first been used. The dissemination of news became simple and rapid and since the world wide web came up in the 1990s, the public is flooded by information. The mass media is assigned to inform the public and to be an opinion former to the public. (Furie, 2008) But the media isn‘t always objective and the people in power noticed many years ago that „If we understand the mechanism and motives of the group mind, it is now possible to control and regiment the masses according to our will without them knowing it.“ (Bernays, 2004) The phrase ‘media manipulation‘ is made up of the french word ‘manipuler‘ which means to handle something and of the latin plural of ‘medium‘ which describes a particular system or form of communication. Media manipulation refers to a single-sided and or deformed presentation of facts by news producers or journalists. The aim of media manipulation is to mislead the viewer or reader and to change their opinion about a particular topic, person, company or institution. Media manipulation is separated from falsification such as inventing interviewers, the subsequent manipulation of videos or photographs. (Eder, 2006) Unilateral preselection of the information is often the start of a manipulation. There is a daily information overload which make it impossible...
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...Zusammenfassung Digitale Medien I. Herausforderungen und Grundlagen des Managements von digitalen Medien 1. Audiovisuelle Medien und Digitalisierung a. Medien b. Medienwandel c. Digitale Medien 2. Mediendienste und digitaler Content d. Content und Assets e. Mediale Angebote und Zielgruppen 3. Akteure des TIME-Sektors und Vernetzung f. Ökonomie der Aufmerksamkeit 4. Übungsaufgaben II. Redaktions- und Contentmanagement 1. Grundlagen des Redaktions- und Contentmanagements a. Definitionen b. Ziele c. Strategisches und operatives Contentmanagement 2. Aufgaben des Content managements d. Content-Syndication e. Entstehung von Content f. Aufbereitung von Content g. Distribution von Content h. Verwertung von Content 3. Aufgaben des Redaktionsmanagements i. Qualitätsmanagement j. Redaktionsmarketing und Personalmanagement k. Kostenmanagement und Technikmanagement l. Entwicklungen im Redaktionsmanagement 4. Grenzen des Redaktions- und Contentmanagements 5. Integriertes Contentmanagement 6. Übungsaufgaben III. Mediale Wertschöpfung im digitalen Zeitalter 1. Wertschöpfungskonzepte a. Wertschöpfung b. Wertschöpfungskonfigurationen i. Wertkette ii. Wertshop iii. Wertnetzwerk c. Value-in-Context 2. Wertschöpfung von digitalen Medien ...
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...UNIVERSITY OF ZIMBABWE NAME MUTUNGURA LEWIS REG # R101789N PROGRAMME HBBS4 (FINANCE AND BANKING) COURSE TITLE PROJECT MANAGEMENT COURSE CODE BS404 QUESTION: Illustrate fully using practical examples the existence of project work in the different projects environments in Zimbabwe in particular and world-wide in general. Project work is undertaken in a variety of environments and D Roman has categorized these environments into commercial, government, military and multi environment. Projects are characterised into these environments based on complexity, uncertainty and unpredictability. Projects typically require the resources and coordinated work effort of multiple people, subunits and organisations, which is the project manager, project team, suppliers, subcontractors, vendors, top management and top management and the customer. Risk is unavoidable in project environment and like-hood of a minor or major crisis is always greater than in non-project situations. According to Nicholas and Steyn (2008), 90 % by value of all projects are carried out in the multi-project environments. Like any other nation, all the forms of project environments exist in Zimbabwe. Notable projects that have been undertaken are the construction of the massive Kariba Dam and Hydro-electricity generation unit in the 1950s which took 6 years and the construction of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe which was completed in 1996. Commercial Environment A couple of projects of a commercial nature have...
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...ChapterⅡComparison of Confucius Institute and Goethe Institute from the Intercultural Communication Perspective 1、孔子学院：大规模扩张背后的跨文化传播形态 Since November 2004, when China's first Confucius Institute was established overseas in Seoul, South Korea, in just a few years, the number of it has been increasing at a rapid speed, exceeding more than 100 in countries and regions around the world. On average, a new branch is set up per week. It can be easily seen that the newly founded Confucius Institute is expanding at an increasing speed, compared to Goethe Institute, which has a history of nearly 60 years. However, considering the essence of foreign language teaching and media organizations and the effect of the language and culture dissemination, rapid growth of number does not necessarily mean effective cultural transmission. This is actually the concern of study of foreign languages and media organizations, on which all similar institutions should focus. It is of great importance to analyze, compare and indicate the effect of cultural transmission, so as to come up with solutions to improve the process. From the operating level, Confucius Institute mainly focuses on the teaching of entry-level Chinese, complemented by coaching tai chi and other activities of interest in traditional Chinese culture. Considering the large number of Confucius Institute around the world, Confucius Institute has made contributions to promoting Chinese worldwide, even though its activities are limited...
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...Contents 1. Introduction – What New Media is (Viktoria) 1 2. Push and Pull Media – how it workes (Katja) 2 2.1 Performance and display marketing – it’s payment structure (Katja) 4 2.2 Publisher and marketer – their main differences (Katja) 5 3. Statistics 2012 (Katja) 7 4. The impact of New Media on everyday life 8 4.1. The user as customer (Viktoria) 8 4.2 Advantages within the private sphere (Viktoria) 10 4.3. Disadvantages within the private sphere (Viktoria) 11 1. Introduction – What New Media is (Viktoria) The media has been become an important part of our society since the early nineteenth century. Starting with radio and television as the first sources of information dissemination and entertainment in the form of image- and audio transmission, media today develops at a rapid pace. Especially the term “New Media” will be of particular interest within this paper. In contrast to media in analogue signal transmission, the term “New Media” means the processing of all data in digital form. Customarily, the World Wide Web is associated with New Media; however, there are also other branches related, e.g. the digital television transmission. Using New Media, it is possible to spread each kind of information all over the world within a couple of minutes as brief, digital processing is much more complex and allows faster as well as qualitatively higher information processing. Within this context, we will focus on the forms of communication which New Media...
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...International section International business development – what are the considerations? Robert G. Watters Introduction There are now many companies in various business sectors which can be classed as global operators. Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, Avis, IBM, Sony and Ford are ideal examples of worldwide brands. There are also many other companies which have decided to expand their marketing operations by going into new markets abroad because they are confident they can compete, although they could not be truly classed as global operators. Marks & Spencer with their move into France and Aldi’s move into the UK are examples. Global operators The financial services sector has no worldwide brands and has even lacked this extensive expansion across borders because, while some of the considerations, such as management control and language, are the same as other business sectors, others, such as legislation and regulation, are unique to this sector. Perhaps the relative importance of these factors has limited expansion and contributed to why there are no truly global financial services brands, although there are some noticeable success stories in companies like General Electric USA, through their financial subsidiary, GE Capital Services, which has successfully expanded by using, or creating, local brand names in niche markets. This expansion consists currently of 13 businesses in Europe providing financing, leasing and loan servicing for capital equipment and speciality insurance...
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...Fach: Wissenschaftliches Arbeiten Wintersemester 2013/2014 Leitung: Dozent Robert R. Kessler Medienkonzentration in Deutschland (Hausarbeit) Lisa Hoffmann Matrikel-Nr.: MUWH104461 Hochschule Fresenius München Fachbereich Wirtschaft und Medien Medien- und Kommunikationsmanagement Abgabetermin: 10.02.2014 Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 2 Einleitung............................................................................................................3 Medienkonzentration.........................................................................................4 2.1 2.2 Der Begriff Medienkonzentration..............................................................4 Erscheinungsformen der Medienkonzentration........................................5 Größenvorteile..........................................................................................6 Verbundvorteile der Produktion................................................................6 Transaktionskostenvorteile.......................................................................7 Auswirkungen auf den Wettbewerb..........................................................8 Auswirkungen auf die publizistische Vielfalt und Qualität.........................9 Allgemeine Regulierungsmaßnahmen......................................................10 Die gescheiterten Übernahmepläne der Axel Springer AG.......................12 3 Ursachen des Medienkonzentrationsprozesses.............................................6 3.1 3.2 3.3...
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