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    the fact that traditional values should be updated as time goes on‚ certain aspects should be maintained throughout time. Here we will discuss topics that touch on traditional values‚ as well as things to avoid that are more common with today’s digital age. Although there are many things to consider‚ we will be focusing on being late‚ stalking‚ not paying‚ and not communicating as things to avoid on that so critical time called a first date. Being late is top priority because whether or not a person

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    Changing the minimum age for driving will change people’s lives drastically. Many teens who look forward to driving when they turn 16‚ will be forced to rely on their parents to get around for 2 more years. Most parents don’t have the time to drive their kid everywhere they need to go‚ which‚ will make teens less likely to get a job. Teens will be given less responsibility at a younger age so they won’t be as responsible when they turn 18. I believe that changing the minimum driving age from 16

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    There has been great debate about the abilities of ordinary citizens in affecting change in society. Whereas professional journalists used to dominate mainstream media‚ ordinary citizens have gradually participated in journalism and provided different perspectives to popular causes. In effort to not only add their cents but also stir public discourse‚ ordinary citizens often utilize social media‚ which has gradually become an integral part of society. As part of the “Doubt” camp‚ authors such

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    engaged in presenting factual events‚ opinions‚ features‚ and other topics which suites the taste of the public. These are usually written‚ visual‚ or audio materials intended for dissemination through public media. This is what we commonly call as‚ Journalism. A widespread issue with regards to this field has been concerning a huge number of people. Many had been questioning the totality of a show‚ an article‚ a film‚ or the like‚ whether it is accurate and precise or whether it is edited. Others are

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    MID-TERM TEST ASSIGNMENT BASIC OF JOURNALISM Lecture : SRISNA J. LAHAY IRNAWATI 2011410047 S5C STBA LIA JAKARTA JL. PENGADEGAN TIMUR RAYA NO. 3 PANCORAN‚ JAKARTA SELATAN 12770 Basic of journalism is lesson about where journalism comes from‚ what things that related to journalism and many things. Before we learned all‚ we learned the basic first. In Basic of Journalism‚ we have learned many chapters. The

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    Priscilla Badillo 5/28/2013 Heather Jarvis Journalism‚ the practice of investigating and reporting events‚ issues and trends to the mass audiences of print‚ broadcast and online media such as newspapers‚ magazines and books‚ radio and television stations and networks‚ and blogs and social and mobile media. To attain my journalism diploma I plan to attend Columbia university where I will be able to excel and succeed‚ there are many writing style such as‚ News writing: the prose writing style

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    Is your memory changing with age? Our memory - a collection of memorization processes‚ conservation and restoration information. Violation of any of these links leads to a «loss of data»‚ i.e.‚ the deterioration of our memory. Intuitively‚ each of us can tell a lot about your memory. Suppose someone has a good «visual memory»‚ and someone does not remember numbers or dates such as birthdays. Some people boast fast retrieval of information from memory - as a rule‚ is very knowledgeable people;

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    What was impact? The collaboration of data‚ analyzation of data‚ and open sharing of the data‚ creates an environment where multiple researchers and scientists may be able to openly and effectively communicate their ideas and findings. Having access to supercomputing technologies‚ without having to be in one specific location in order to access/use these‚ has positively impacted the research community. By using this new approach‚ Dr. Schadt is now capable as well as others‚ “to collaborate with

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    Organisational Marketing Strategies and the Digital Age The Role of Marketing Strategy Development As marketing professionals‚ we have a clearly defined role within the organisation—to promote the organisation’s services and/or products to potential customers in order to increase market share and grow the business. Yet throughout the years‚ marketing and promotion is straightforward in a world where consumers are spoiled for choice with most any product or service. In addition‚ consumers

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    The Future of Rhetoric in Our Digital Age In Advertising‚ Politics and Freedom of Speech Student Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University English 143 April 30‚ 2011 Abstract While rhetoric has not seemed to have changed much over the years since the days of Aristotle‚ the use of this ancient are form appears to be continually transformed as new technologies are discovered and used. The advertising media have discovered new ways to use several figures of rhetoric in their effort to persuade us in

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