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1. Lackey, Katherine, and Oren Dorell. “Who's who: The 5 Paris Terror Suspects.” USA Today. 10 January
2015. Web.
This article profiles the five suspects involved in the terrorist attacks in Paris, one at the newspaper Charlie Hedbo, one at a supermarket, and a killing of a policewomen. The profiles discuss involvement of the suspects in their respective crimes and reveals their terrorist background, suggesting guilt of these suspects. In a place as cosmopolitan as Paris, there is often diverse belief systems and ethnicities living in close proximity. Unfortunately in this case, the clash of some very ideological zealots Continue reading...

In this paper, we will discuss the book “Marketing in Context” by Chris Hackley. A brief review of the book will be provided along with detailed notes on the part of the book that relates to “Marketing as Communication”. The concept provided in the chapter “Marketing as Communication” will be analyzed and compared with other books and journal articles to find out the relevance of the concepts provided in it. The main concepts in the chapter will be discussed o enhance our knowledge about the concepts and explanation will be done with the help of examples.
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Executive Summary 3

Introduction 4
Near Field Communication (NFC) Technology 5
History 5
Features of NFC 6
Application in e-Business 7
Key Advantages of NFC 8
Key Limitations and Risks in Implementation 8
Conclusions 9
Recommendations 9

References 11

Executive Summary
Near Field Communication (NFC) was the result of a series of developments in short-range radio communications beginning with the Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. Although NFC was invented during the late 1900’s, it was only in recent years that this technology became mainstream in terms of its coverage and use. Since 2012, various companies including leaders in mobile computing Apple and Samsung, and Continue reading...

Critical Factors

Messaging. The main critical factor in Dove’s branding strategy is messaging. One of the main reasons why the campaign for real beauty was successful is because of its positive message to women. Dove worked with experts to study consumer values and behavior. Consequently, Dove listened to what women had to say. Dove’s move to adjust based on consumer demand and not the other way around allowed the brand to stand out from competitors.
Media delivery. Media delivery is also a critical factor. Since Dove invested in traditional and modern media advertising, the brand was able to communicate Continue reading...

Media studies are a long and continuous process. The media culture is changing and not constant. Every day, the media spectrum such as the television, newspapers, radios and even the internet portray a world that is different from the reality. In contrast to its earlier years, the twentieth century seems to become the booming age for the radical development of media communication. Nowadays, human minds are bombarded with graphical images, and information about the society. Because of this, people relied on newspapers and television to deliver them the hottest and juiciest information straight whilst sitting beside the coffee table. Continue reading...

Marketing

Module
Introduction 3
Relation between Women and Sexuality 5
Relationship between female and advertisement: 5
Effect of Sexually Portrayed Women in Media Advertisements 7
Theories used in advertising 8
Effect of Fashion Magazines on Young and Adult Females 11
The Use of Fashion Magazines 12
Ethical Considerations in Advertising 12
Young Educated Consumers Perspective in Using Women in Advertising 12
Corporate Social Responsibility in Advertising 13
Technological Issues in Marketing 14
Conclusion/ Theories 15
Introduction
Advertisements come up everywhere and every time as a part of our daily lives.
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PURPOSE OF REPORT

The underlying report is based on the strategic planning of Toowoomba Chamber of commerce and industry. The purpose of the report is formulated a comprehensive plan that will highlight the significant areas to promote the vision and mission of the chamber and suggested a roadmap to accomplish the goals and objective of the chamber. The report has been prepared to facilitate the concern authorities with the ways to increase the membership and widen the operations and activities of the chamber in a comprehensive and effective manner.

SCOPE OF REPORT

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It is no secret that Americans are in love with the idea of love. Television programs such as Millionaire Matchmaker and The Bachelor enthrall the masses and bring viewers to tears. While not everyone can find true love on a reality show, singles still have a wide variety of options when looking to meet new people. From speed dating, to dimly lit bars, to church functions, people seek out love in all corners of their lives. One of the most common forms of courtship, however, has been exponentially gaining momentum and criticism in recent years: dating apps. The less-than-stellar reputation that dating apps have obtained largely centers around the idea that they have “killed romance”, an assertation that has been made by a variety of news sources and public figures over the past decade. While these critiques make catchy headlines, they could not be further from the truth. Dating apps are not hindering true love, but rather helping to share it with millions in a more efficient way than ever before by allowing for new types of romantic expression, allowing more personality-driven dating, and by creating connections between kindred souls who may have otherwise never even met.

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In the article, “Wait a Minute Mr. Postman, Some Critical Remarks on Neil Postman’s Childhood Theory,” a lot of focus is placed on the issues raised by Postman. The analysts take a critical look into Postman submissions. In overall, they examine the truth and accuracy of Postman’s claims. They conclude that while Postman raises critical issues, he does not fully ventilate the points to their logical conclusions. In other words, as far as the observations of Postman are concerned, the truth remains unexcavated. There are several reasons for the incomplete commentary and arguments by Postman. One in Continue reading...

The invention of photography during the nineteenth century fueled a scientific and artistic conniption because of the epochal preoccupation with capturing the real rather than the romantic and idyllic. The very first portrait makers accentuated the very essence of the human subject they sought to capture. Photography provided many advantages including low costs, immediacy, and realistic representation. Indeed, the profound social and cultural changes that were taking place during the late nineteenth and twentieth century were captured and reflected in photography, thereby showcasing truth rather than idealism. Indeed, all artwork media reflects the social and cultural contexts in which Continue reading...