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    Creative Non-fiction Writing. I took this creative non-fiction writing class to sharpen my skills as a writer. It has been fun‚ and I have learned a lot about the mechanics of writing. We were taught to focus on ourselves as subjects in our papers because everyone has a story to tell that other people would be interested in reading about. Sometimes life is stranger than fiction‚ and more interesting to read‚ to-boot. From our book‚ Keep it real‚ by Lee Gutkind‚ the article‚ “The Memoir Craze”

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    The Research Proposal Title: The Impact of Media Bias on the Society Political Perspective. Mohamed Khalid Mohamed ID: b00047291 Dr Firas A J Al-Jubouri October 13th 2014 American University of Sharjah ENG204 Proposal: The Impact of Media Bias on the Society Political Perspective. Mohamed Khalid Mohamed Although achieving the total objectivity is so hard‚ the media should be free from the political biases that support one opinion over the other‚ which lead to shape the public

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    to connect through ongoing online conversations‚ share stories and interests‚ and to produce their own media content. This also gives people the choice to upload photos and homemade videos‚ and share them with others around the world.The media convergence has allowed media marketers to consolidate multiple media services such as‚ cable connections‚ phone services‚ television transmissions‚ and Internet access‚ under one corporate umbrella. For example‚ when a company owns more than on media outlet

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    world of media try and act unbiased but there undertones used in the method of reporting that indicate the reporters true feelings on the matter being discussed. So can the media of today be unbiased? My answer to that is No‚ because‚ professional journalism and factual reporting has rapidly declined with the birth of so many other media outlets and rating for any chosen branch of media becoming so important to corporate executives throughout the country and

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    “A Billion Cases of Rape Occur Each Day!” Imagine a news headline with that as the title. The initial absurdity of this claim would soon enough result in a deafening outcry by the public with fear and fury running rampant. Currently‚ the media has such a powerful influence on the public that with a single line of text the nation could be sent into anarchy. With no means to slow the speed at which the media can spread information‚ fraudulent news can quickly influence the public. A similar scenario

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    Holzmann‚ Oscar J. "Revenue recognition convergence: The contract-based model." Journal Of Corporate Accounting & Finance (Wiley) 22‚ no. 6 (2011): 87-92. The article “Revenue Recognition Convergence: The Contract-Based Model” is all about revenue recognition. It begins by explaining the conceptual background information to give you an overview of what revenue recognition is both in the US and internationally. Part of this section also discusses what problems have been found with revenue recognition

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    The CARS Checklist for Research Source Evaluation WEB MD http://www.webmd.com/ Credibility The editors and reporters bring their experience from some of the world’s most respected newsrooms such as National Public Radio‚ CNN‚ Chicago Sun-Times‚ Associated Press‚ Time-Life Reuters Health to name a few. The editors’ select the most important and relevant health events occurring on a given day. They often contain interviews with the medical researchers who authored them‚ plus interviews with

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    HOW WOULD I JUDGE A GOOD NEWSPAPER? Technology has given immense new possibilities to the newspaper and it has thus increased its power. But what we often see today is the deteriorating morality of the press‚ represented by a number of newspapers in almost every country. These do a disservice to the public by being part of the cheap press and their aim is to make money‚ to mislead people‚ to exaggerate events‚ to publish abusive advertising. But a good number of other newspapers aim at high levels

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    Freedom of speech secures an important place in democracy. Everyone has the right to speak‚ express ideas and beliefs. But speech has never been free absolutely. It is limited when it conflicts with the values and rights. It is meaningless to speak on the things that do not have relevant evidences or can’t be justified. There are laws against the offensive speech. Freedom of speech also referred as the freedom of expressions is the right to put forth the ideas‚ beliefs or expressions until it doesn’t

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    How do the creators of “Frontline” convey the main issues in the text? The truth in the media is a subjective commodity which is often sensationalized‚ fabricated and manipulated for a number of reasons. Therefore‚ realistically the media only represents certain facets of the truth to suit their purpose and context. Rob Sitch’s Frontline is a satirical examination of current affairs programs and explores the media’s selective dissemination of information to construct the desired truth. Though being

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