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Competing for student athletes has acquired fiercer momentum over recent years. By assuming different images, elite and non-elite colleges and universities are pursuing different promotional and marketing strategies to attract student-athletes. Conventional promotional and marketing strategies include, for example, TV ads and on-campus bulletins and announcements. As new platforms of expression emerge – most notably New Media – universities are grappling with new ways to enhance brand equity and project specific images. Tapping into new social media as new platforms and means of promotion and brand marketing, universities are, indeed, responding to growing needs for developing more effective, recruitment strategies (Judson, Continue reading...

In this scenario, I am the law enforcement scene commander at a convenience store robbery where the robbers have taken the customers and clerk hostage. A local television station is broadcasting the event live through a telephoto lens, and the robbers are watching the coverage on a television inside the store. This is an incredibly difficult situation with a great deal of complexity; my actions would have to be very carefully considered and examined. As the scene commander, it is up to me to make the major decisions that are necessary in order to prevent the hostage-takers from achieving Continue reading...

In the modern world, advertisers target children as the major consumers in the changing world. The media is clearly the fundamental source of entertainment for the typical child in the modern world. The immense researches show that the media influences the beliefs, attitude and behavior in children. Many parents refuse to allow the media to educate their children, and therefore these parents become involved in the way their children view the advertisements that impact their lives. These advertisements evolve in colorful and enticing ways and impact the young impressionable minds. Some parents opt to limit the amount of television Continue reading...

Introduction

Before an organization ventures into a new market, it is important to evaluate the marketing success of the project by considering the necessary market characteristics. Such market characteristics determine whether the organization is going to be successful or not in the new market. The author of this research paper believes that India would be an ideal country for Apple to sell their products.

Political and legal environment: Government Policy

Recently, the government of India made it compulsory for all television broadcast signals to be digitized. The government has maintained its execution of the mandatory digitization across several regions in the country, especially the urban areas. Continue reading...

The media of the modern world are an inherently important element of the entire political system as a whole. This fact is caused by a wide range of reasons, ranging from the process of globalization of the modern world, which manifests itself in the first place in the field of communication, and ending with the transformation of structure of the political system, institutions which are becoming increasingly blurred and related with different informational directions of political interaction.
The information in the media can affect both the current political process, and promises during the election campaign. Thus, during the elections Continue reading...

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Introduction

Advertising is a multimillion dollar industry and is affecting the life style and the needs of people. Consumerism is considered to be a direct result of advertising and it plays an important role in the significant rise of the industry.
In US a child is exposed to too much advertising and marketing, on average a child watched about 16K ads in a given year that may or may not be targeted towards them. However, children are the most easy and eager consumer rising concerns for parents and psychologists across the globe. Stats Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION – thesis statement on the dystopian novel and the application of imagery by Ray Bradbury..1
BODY – the discussion of symbolism in the novel, the analysis of book imagery and its correlation with social and political trends of the 20th century.1

Symbolism in Fahrenheit 451
In Fahrenheit 451, fire is one of the most widely used elements. Not surprisingly, fire is a powerful imagery in the novel having a deep philosophical sense to decode by readers. The number 451 is the temperature, by which paper catches fire. It may symbolize the amount of pressure applied by the political regime willing Continue reading...

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Media, especially the mass media, implies the range of media technologies that is aimed to reach large numbers of individuals and might be the whole nation like the television and radio. Mass media is mainly used to share information to many people in a bid to change behavior, pass across important information and sometimes urgent messages by the government. Teenagers are in a stage that is full of activities and growth and as a result, change is occurring. During this stage, the emotions of a teenager are heightened significantly in the sense that they can easily be Continue reading...

The ethical arguments associated with capital punishment are vast, making the issue a heavily contested one. Despite the list of arguments in favour of the death penalty, it is doubtful that there are any circumstances in which ending a person’s life as a result of punishment for a crime is suitable. The United States is renowned as being a respectable, fair democracy among the globe and it seems nonsensical that parts of it can still be supporting, and practicing, such an out-of-date punishment as the death penalty. Despite strong arguments in favour of capital punishment, it can rarely Continue reading...

Present-Day Technology

Technology is the best proof that shows how our world continually improves. And like everything that permanently changes, technology has undoubtedly evolved so much in the past few centuries so as to revolutionary transform our daily lives and social interactions. While it is fair to perceive our continually evolving technology as a great improvement in our lives, it would be unfair to disregard and ignore its negative impacts that inevitably come together with its benefits.
Over the past centuries, our world has seen the development of various forms of technology that incontestably changed our way of life as well Continue reading...

Happy Same-Sex Family as New Type of Media Stereotyping

Being closely connected with social processes during its history, the media today adapts to the demands of modern society that has changed significantly over the past two decades. Progressive views on life caused the wide recognition of same-sex marriages; for advertisers it means the emergence of new consumer niche – homosexual families. In this sense, recently released Nikon’s commercial “I am Generation” where it represents same-sex family is considered to be a new type of media stereotyping.
Advertising with and for homosexual people started to fill the media more than 20 years ago, and mostly focused on an attractive Continue reading...

When the delegates gathered for the Constitutional Convention in May of 1787, one of the primary questions on their minds was: what is the purpose of a federal government? Over the next several months, and often as the subject of intense debate, the Founding Fathers were finally able to answer the question in the form of the preamble to the Constitution. According to the preamble, the federal government has only a few broad purposes namely, “form a more perfect union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and Secure the Blessings of Continue reading...

Parents, pediatricians and policy makers are concerned about the rising rates of obesity and overweight children. Over the past 15 years, the number of obese children has doubled. This has led to the need to have programs to prevent childhood obesity. This leads to the question what is childhood obesity? Obesity can be defined as a Body Mass Index at or above the 95th percentile for children of the same sex and age. Overweight, on the other hand, can be referred to as a body mass index at or above the 85th percentile for children of the same sex Continue reading...

Discussing the Evidential Value and Court Admittance of Polygraphs and Profiling

INTRODUCTION
Human beings have been trying to understand the behaviors of other human beings since the beginnings of communal living. No doubt these issues surrounded problems like, “he said/she said,” which means that two people are telling two very different stories of a single event; however, the two stories are antithetically different. One person may be lying and one telling the truth, but which is which and how best can equity and justice be served. Why are some people unwaveringly honest, loyal and helpful, while others are dishonest, deceptive and counterproductive to society? People commit innumerable illegal acts on Continue reading...

Anorexia Nervosa

Nasser (2013) defined Anorexia Nervosa as a type of eating disorder characterized by food restriction defined by peculiar eating habits or practice, obsession with having and maintaining a thin figure. In addition to the odd eating pattern, Anorexia Nervosa is also defined by a distorted body self-perception that technically leads to excessive efforts for weight loss. Due to affected individuals’ constant fear of gaining weight, individuals suffering from the disorder restrict the food they consume. According to the American Psychiatric Publishing, the eating disorder usually affects adolescent girls and young women due to their excessive dieting that result to Continue reading...

Introduction

Electronic surveillance started as soon as electronic communication came into use. It dates back to the days of the civil war and the 1920s when law enforcement was enforcing prohibition. Whether it was telegraph or telephones, the government always found a way to tap into conversational exchanges. During the civil war, the Union had employed a team of telegraph engineers for the purpose of intercepting telegraph messages exchanged between Confederate forces. Ironically, the telegraph engineers employed by the Union were from American Telegraph and Telephone Company also known as AT&T. After the war, telephones became popular and with prohibition Continue reading...

Utilizing learning theories to influence product service adoption

Competition in the beverage industry has become fierce making players in the market to forge strategic ways of creating awareness and luring their potential clients to consume their products. It should be noted that television, one-sided adverts, billboard, and print media adverts no longer achieve their goals towards capturing the youths who comprise the majority of those who consume beverages (Delbert, and Mothersbaugh 21). Instead, beverage-producing firms such as Starbucks connect with their clients via the social media in order to give them a personalized service and collect data to develop behavioral profiles of consumers. According to a study Continue reading...

Modern world is full of delicious foods, a significant part of which does not have any useful nutrition and bring only harm to our health. Many foods have hundreds of harmful calories that transfer into fat in our bodies. Thus, weight gain has close connections to the foods we eat. Many people tend to say that ‘you are what you eat’ and this phrase actually represents the reality. Eating wrong foods is not the only trigger for the obesity level to increase, because a person may have metabolism medical conditions that negatively influence the weight. However, healthy lifestyle, which Continue reading...

Introduction:

Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems technology has been used in combination with OFDM (orthogonal frequency division multiplexing) to come up powerful air-interface solutions for use in next-generation digital wireless communication. MIMO/OFDM technology has been adopted by different wireless standards such as Wi-Max, W-LAN (wireless local area networks), and 3G-LTE and 4G-LTE (third and fourth generation Long-Term Evolution) mobile technology. This is because MIMO/OFDM-based channels offer high data transmission rates over multiple paths and frequency selective fading channels (Kakadiya, Solanki, Hadia & Rathod, 2013).

How Adaptive algorithms work with MIMO/OFDM:

Mechanism of work:
Channel estimation in MIMO-OFDM systems is a difficult task due to frequent changes in channel Continue reading...

Between July 1982 to 2001 a serial killer ran rampant within the Green River area, where 48 women eventually went missing. While several of the bodies have been found and laid to rest, there are still several others that have not been found or identified. Serial murderer Gary Ridgway pled guilty in 2003 to the known murders, but has professed that there are even more that have remained unsolved. To date Ridgway is incarcerated at Washington State Penitentiary where he is being held on life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.
Gary Leon Ridgway was born in Salt Lake Continue reading...