The Political Religious Divide in India * India was a colony of Britain‚ At that time India was made up of present day Pakistan‚ India and Bangladesh. * The British encouraged conflict between the two dominant religions: Hindu and Muslim. * It gained independence in 1947 and was divided into two states India (Hindu) and Pakistan (Islamic/Muslim). The division was based on religion. However large numbers of minority religious groups were left behind in both countries. * Large scale
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Running Head: FEDERAL AGENCIES AND DIGITAL CRIME 1 Federal Agencies And Digital Crime Amy E. Moody Strayer University FEDERAL AGENCIES AND DIGITAL CRIME 2 Federal Agencies And Digital Crime There are a number of law enforcement agencies that focus on various types of cyber crime. Each of these agencies has specific areas of expertise or focus. Some of the areas do overlap between agencies‚ but the agencies do not always communicate effectively. So‚ their independence
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government conspiracy. Also in this passage we learn more about the program Digital Fortress‚ the unbreakable algorithm. "Strathmore’s vision had been bold - a world encryption standard with a back door for the NSA" Chapter 96 (page 412) This passage shows the government conspiracy aspect of the book. Strathmore is the head of cryptography section of the NSA‚ and he had planned to put a back door in the computer program Digital Fortress. His back door key would allow him access to decrypt anything
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A PROJECT REPORT SUBMITTED BY ASHA KAKOTI AND PARUL NIGAM PGDM(G) 2010-2012 DIGITAL MARKETING: ORGANIZATIONAL AND MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES IN INDIA CONTENTS ABSTRACT 3 INTRODUCTION 3 WHAT IS DIGITAL MARKETING 4 DIGITAL MARKETING IN INDIA 6 CHALLENGES IN INDIA 8 POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS 12 CONCLUSION 14 BIBLIOGRAPHY 14 ABSTRACT Today everything is possible on the internet i.e. online be it making friends‚ selling goods‚ ordering snacks‚ shopping‚ ordering gadgets‚ booking flight
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DIGITAL JEWELRY PRESENTATION ON “DIGITAL JEWELRY” Submitted for internals for the fulfillment of the degree Masters of Business Administration 2013-15 Under the Guidance of: Submitted By: MS. NEHA RAJAN AARUSHI GUPTA (73) DISHA JAIN(82)
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DIGITAL JEWELLERY MADE POSSIBLE USING WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS PAPER SUBMITTED BY Praneeth Surapaneni ¾ IT ANITS VISAKHAPATNAM E-MAIL:praneeth1000@gmail.com PH.NO :9908033043 ABSTRACT Mobile computing is beginning to break the chains that tie us to our desks‚ but many of today’s mobile devices can still be a bit awkward to carry around. In the next age of computing‚ there will be an explosion of computer parts across our bodies‚ rather than across our desktops. Basically‚ jewellery adorns the
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Digital Media Improving Intelligence BA 353 The debate over media affecting intelligence has been around even before Socrates theorized that the evolution of written text would make people forgetful and unwise. Our increasing use and immersion in digital media makes us stupid and intelligent at the same time. In this paper I will outline how digital media is making us dumb but ultimately smarter‚ how we use technology as an extension of ourselves‚ and where digital media will take us in the future
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Digital Communication We are now living in a generation where instead of writing a letter we will send an email and instead of making a phone call we will send a text; Digital communication has taken over. Digital Communication is any form of communication that happens through any digital media‚ For example: Twitter‚ text‚ you tube and Facebook. A recent example of how digital communication is taking over our language is Facebook. In 2004 Facebook was made global and now 9 years later‚ 1 in 7 people
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FUTURE IN DIGITAL CINEMA? Scott McQuire Millennial fantasies As anyone interested in film culture knows‚ the last decade has witnessed an explosion of pronouncements concerning the future of cinema. Many are fuelled by naked technological determinism‚ resulting in apocalyptic scenarios in which cinema either undergoes digital rebirth to emerge more powerful than ever in the new millennium‚ or is marginalised by a range of ‘new media’ which inevitably include some kind of broadband digital pipe capable
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The Digital Revolution 1 You should spend about 20 minutes on questions 1-8 which are based on the Passage below. Wheel of Fortune: Emma Duncan discusses the potential effects on the entertainment industry of the digital revolution A Since moving pictures were invented a century ago‚ a new way of distributing entertainment to consumers has emerged about once every generation. Each such innovation has changed the industry irreversibly; each has been accompanied by a period of fear mixed with
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