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    Assignment 1: Reality television has become increasingly more popular and appears to be taking over the entertainment business. Psychologist Lawrence Rubin seems to think it all goes back to Aristotle‚ “The notion of being drawn to drama and tragedy”(Kinon‚ 2009). The viewer receives a false sense of “real life” and disconnects from their own “real life” by diving into someone else’s. The effects these television shows have on society as a whole can be positive or negative depending on the message

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    Jennifer Seker Professor Brant English 101 December 2‚ 2011 The Negtive Effects of Video Gaming on Children Children don’t have to buy an expensive gaming system to play video games anymore‚ than can simply log onto the internet through their home computer or their handheld devices and they have an array of videogames to choose from. Every time a child pops a role playing videogame

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    Mtv Networks: Case Study

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    Objectives and Strategies MTV began as a unique and entertaining concept. A non-stop music video channel‚ which “served as a new promotional tool for recording artists‚ a new advertising vehicle for manufacturers‚ [and] a unique program format for cable operators” (Benjack 280). For most of the 1980s MTV remained an outlet for performers to simply get their new music noticed and attract new fans with creative videos. One of the earliest and greatest cable success stories; MTV was established by Warner

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    When embarking on technological change‚ an organisation must take into consideration the implications associated with this endeavour and the negative impact it may have. Let us take the rapid growth of Information Technology (a widespread and relatively recent technological change) as an example.  With an increase in the amount of personal data in circulation‚ the need for data protection has also risen. This is best emphasised through the introduction of the Data Protection Act in 1998. Although

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    Alumno: Raúl Rengifo Lozano MTV Networks: The Arabian Challenge 1. Experts felt that one of the biggest challenges faced by MTV while launching MTV Arabia was the prevalent culture in the Arab world. Discuss the Arab culture. How is it expected to pose a challenge to MTV? The Arab culture is known for reacting‚ and some think over reacting negatively to controversial content. The Middle East offered a huge population of youth with a rich and diverse culture. In an effort to adopt the strategy

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    succeed in the civilian workforce when they leave the military‚ and only 13 percent said they think corporations are doing enough to support veterans” (Shane‚ Survey). As for the nonprofits and charities that work towards helping veterans‚ “The survey shows that 23 percent of respondents think those groups are providing critical help to veterans‚ 34 percent think they are not — and 43 percent say they don’t know enough about those efforts to make a judgment” (Shane). 43 percent is a big number of people

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    Sexulization is Causing Harm to Young Girls Since the day we are born‚ we are labeled between two different genders. We are expected to act and be like the gender we are born as. At a young age there are types a clothing girls are expected to wear. Being a young woman‚ I tend to notice the pressure there is on young girls from our society so enhance their beauty. There is a specific expectation set for young girls in which seems that they are required to meet. Some of these requirements are causing

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    A prolonged use of computers severely affects the physical and intellectual development of children. People believe that youngsters have been serious effect by TV‚ while there are some cogent reasons why this technology still has some positive outlooks. A contradictory impact on society is being seen in watching TV. First of all‚ some people have linked violence on television with crime rates in a real world lead to youngsters‚ who can effortlessly be influenced‚ will copy the behavior they look

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    in Appalachian School of Law in Virginia. The killer was stopped by armed students‚ but those students were current and former law enforcement officers. Also‚ the killer was out of bullet when they subdued him. (More guns More mass shootings) This shows no matter how responsible the gun owners are‚ if they don’t know how to handle the life threatening situations‚ it becomes more dangerous because increasing the number of guns only creates more volatile and explosive situations. So I think having firearms

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    According to the 2010 Census of India‚ there are 236‚772‚617 females married. 40 percent of these women are in ages between 25 and 29. And‚ 85 percent of these marriages are arranged. In arranged marriage there is no dating‚ premarital sex‚ living together‚ or even physical interaction. Sheela‚ J. an expert for the United Nations writes that “according to the Hindu Dharma sutras‚ the father should give away his daughter while she still nagnika (naked)”.” This means that as soon as the parents

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