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    INTERNAL ANALYSES Mission and vision Mission Instagram We are not building a product but we are trying to solve problem for people‚ which end up becoming a business and product. Features or minor tweaks would have been brought up from problems an entrepreneur wants to solve. What problems are we trying to solve? 1. You want to find information of something you capture with your phone not the keyword for search (sometimes you don’t even know what to the keywords are) 2. You want to

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    Interpretive vs. Escapist As defined by Arp and Johnson‚ commercial fiction‚ or escapist literature‚ is “fiction written to meet the taste of a wide popular audience and relying usually on tested formulas for satisfying such taste” (Arp 744). Arp and Johnson also state that literary fiction‚ otherwise known as interpretive literature‚ is “fiction written with serious artistic intentions‚ providing an imagined experience yielding authentic insights into some significant aspect of life” (Arp 745)

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    Kaffir Boy Book Report

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    Revant Ranjan Pierce: 3rd Period      ​ African Novel Assessment  Kaffir Boy: The True Story of a Black Youth ’s Coming of Age in Apartheid South Africa​ ‚  an autobiography written by Mark Mathabane (1986)‚ details the gruesome horrors in a black  boy ’s life of perpetual racial discrimination and suffering as he journeys on a quest for  knowledge and success in a world of ignorance. Mathabane wrote this novel with the entire  world as his intended audience. His objective in writing this novel was to expose the truth about 

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    “Once Upon a Time‚” written by Nadine Gordimer‚ is a story that tells about how people should embrace their community and that sometimes fears are more dangerous than their “enemies.” Gordimer’s bedtime story relayed her character’s fears for the outside world as well as her fears that by closing themselves in‚ they are more dangerous to themselves. The story within a story gives the reader more insight on Gordimer’s fears as well as common fears. The bedtime story that Gordimer uses to fall asleep

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    UCLA | ECONOMICS 106T | FALL 2012 TA: SIWEI KWOK | PROFESSOR BOARD STEVE WU FRANK LEE JEREMY REYNARD Airbnb For all the lone wanderers or people just searching for a “home away from home‚” Airbnb has created the perfect solution for renters and providers worldwide. Since its inception in 2008‚ Airbnb started an innovative community marketplace for people to list‚ discover‚ and book a wide variety of accommodations around the world. Airbnb has pioneered a new industry of “collaborative

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    Once upon a Time Nadine Gordimer Someone has written to ask me to contribute to an anthology of stories for children. I reply that I don’t write children’s stories; and he writes back that at a recent congress/book fair/ seminar a certain novelist said every writer ought to write at least one story for children. I think of sending a postcard saying I don’t accept that I “ought” to write anything. And then last night I woke up—or rather was wakened without knowing what had roused me.

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    COM3705 Assignment 585324

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    I‚ the undersigned‚ hereby declare that is my own and personal work‚ except where the work(s) or publications of others have been acknowledge by means of reference techniques. I have read have read and understood Tutorial Letter CMNALLE/301 regarding technical and presentation requirements‚ referencing techniques and plagiarism. Name: Bobby shabangu Student number: 53037561 Date: 22 February 2015 Witness name: Dudu Thulo 1|Page TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 1 INTRODUCTION..........................

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    Bibliography: • Groupon‚ . "About us." Groupon. Groupon Inc.‚ 2011. Web. 25 Jun 2012. . • Steiner‚ C.. "Meet the fastest growing company ever."Forbes. Forbes Magazine‚ 2011. Web. 26 Jun 2012. . • Tsotsis‚ A.. “Groupon Buys Social Shopping Platform Mertado To Bolster Groupon Goods” Techcrunch. Techcrunch.com‚ 2012. Web. 26 Jun 2012. • Williams‚ G.. Groupon. N.p.‚ 2010. Web. 26 Jun 2012. • Weingarten‚ E.‚ "Forget Journalism School and Enroll in Groupon

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    National University of Science and Technologhy NAME: DAVID SURNAME: MAKACHA STUDENT NUMBER: N0070508B COURSE: MEDIA IN AFRICA DEPARTMENT: JOURNALISM AND MEDIA STUDIES QUESTION Outline factors hindering the development of film Industry in Africa   Gebre-Egziabher (2006) notes that film was first introduced in Africa in the 1920s. It was used as a propaganda tool to manipulate the Africans to endorse the white minority rule. Gebre-Egziabher (2006)

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    Resisting Marginality

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    RESISTING MARGINALITY - OR LIVING WITH XENOPHOBIA? ’Marginality ’ is often used as a term to describe the situation of black South Africans who‚ although ostensibly part of the majority group‚ found themselves systematically excluded from or denied full participation in South African society. The ways in which apartheid did this are so notorious that they hardly need to be recapitulated here. The term is‚ of course‚ metaphorical and relational - it contrasts the periphery with the centre‚ and

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