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    Problem statement: “How can MTV make use of their global strategy and corporate governance in order to maintain their competitive advantages in the next three till five years?” LG1 What is a global strategy and what types do you have? (Pros/Cons + Cultural and Ethical aspects) Source 1: Hill‚ J. & Jones R. (2010)‚ Theory of Strategic Management‚ Ch. 8‚ South- Western: Cengage Learning Source 2: Johnsen‚ G. Scholes‚ K. & Whittington‚ R. (2008)‚ Prentice Hall Exploring Corporate Strategy 8th

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    Case Study-MTV‚ building brand resonance Fangzi Zhan UFID: 6158-9959 1. The brand images of MTV are youth‚ culture‚ music‚ and informational. The brand associations of MTV are fun‚ edgy fashion trends‚ creative‚ youthful‚ contest. MTV keeps their brand message consistent‚ which creates powerful image among its viewers‚ especially young viewers. Many famous artists can attribute their fame to MTV‚ because audiences expect MTV to represent and broadcast shows that are trendy and edgy. Many

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    Overview of Rice Milling Rice is harvested at moisture contents typically ranging from 13% to 22% (wet basis). Because these moisture contents are greater than those safe for long-term storage‚ rice is dried within a fairly short period after harvest to 12% to 13% moisture content before being placed in storage. Once dried‚ “processing” or rough rice into milled rice takes place throughout the year and consists of several operations. After cleaning to remove foreign material‚ rough rice

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    90’s and 2000’s‚ MTV has not only changed the music industry but influenced society in many ways. MTV changed the way people viewed music on August 1‚ 1981 when the channel made it first appearance. From the moment‚ the colorful‚ fast paced network was aired people from all over the world were affected. However‚ MTVs influence over the past few years has altered in a drastic way as well as the look and feel of it. The music‚ shows aired and style of MTV all play a part in its effect of the music industry

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    1. MTV is a good example for the maxim “think globally‚ act locally”. globalization seems to homogenize the attitudes and spending habits‚ but I think that there is still difference between viewers for cultural or religional reasons. For example French people wouldn’t choose to watch american programs special to their culture such as american wrestling . Otherwise I think that Globalization sometimes don’t affect people directly . it affect first leading members of society like singers‚ writers

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    Teen pregnancy rates have been on a steady decline from 2009‚ and about six percent of this drop is accredited to the MTV reality show‚ 16 & Pregnant. MTV is an American television channel known for the airing of reality shows filled with controversial topics and dramatic scenes. 16 & Pregnant was first aired on the MTV channel in June of 2009. Created by Lauren Dolgen‚ 16 & Pregnant was the first show that strictly revealed the everyday lives of teen mothers. The reality show 16 & Pregnant has

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    Case Study: The Evolution of MTV and MuchMusic P.J. Worsfold‚ 4/30/2007 What happened to all the music on MTV and MuchMusic? With its 24-hour broadcast dominated by music videos‚ MTV became "perhaps the most influential single cultural product" of the 1980s (Williams)‚ while with an equally heavy musical presence‚ in the mid-1990s‚ MuchMusic was "the key to modern Canadian popular music‚ an indispensable myth-maker and… a deliberate nation builder in picture and sound" (Ward). Yet today‚ music

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    1. Discuss the impact of MTV on Rock Music and the American culture. In the 1980s‚ a commonly known television station called “MTV” was introduced to cable television. MTV‚ believe it or not‚ originally started out by playing solely music videos‚ typically dance oriented. MTV brought filmmaking and music together and created something entirely new‚ soon allowing artists to have artistic freedom with their music. MTV’s target audience was in the Midwest‚ which consisted of mostly white teenagers.

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    MTV is one of the most popular T.V stations among teenagers. Along with being one of the most popular‚ MTV is also one of the most influential. When it comes to teenagers‚ our minds are like clay‚ waiting to be shaped and molded into more advance adult like minds. When you put together an extremely popular and influential T.V station‚ and a teenage mind‚ you tend to have an effect of some sort. The effect of MTV on young minds is like the power a dictator holds over his people. Its starting a craze

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    however MTV (Music Television) created a whole new generation that would change American culture forever in just a day. The debut of the first ever music video‚ ironically titled “Video Killed the Radio Star”‚ only vaguely foreshadowed the volume of impact that this TV show would have on the world. “It turns out‚ video now makes the radio star.” With 24 hours of straight music aired worldwide every day‚ MTV became a medium to revive old stars and make overnight sensations. Although MTV would soon

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