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    Rong Radio Song Analysis

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    The song Rong Radio song by Benjamin Zephaniah was very interesting‚ and effective bringing up important issues that are all over the world‚ in very few words. I found this song interesting because it made me consider‚ how know matter where we live or who we are‚ we are still vulnerable to hear‚ see‚ read and write stereotypes and racism about ourselves and others. “I was beginning to believe that all black men are bad men.” -This shows us that sometimes when we are being influenced to believe

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    Car Insurance Ad

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    “Car Insurance” With inflation and unemployment running rampant in our country‚ industries are constantly trying to draw customers with deals tailored to fit individual life styles. California Casually is a prime example‚ joining up with California Teachers Association to create a car insurance plan specified to a teacher’s needs. Employing a multitude of rhetorical strategies such as: diction‚ juxtaposing‚ and others‚ the letter convinces the audience to switch car insurance. The advertisement

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    MICROWAVE RADIO SYSTEMS GAIN System Gain * Gs is the difference between the nominal output power of a transmitter (Pt) and the minimum input power to a receiver (Cmin) necessary to achieve satisfactory performance; * Must be greater than or equal to the sum of all gains and losses incurred by a signal as it propagates from a transmitter to a receiver * In essence‚ system gain represents the net loss of a radio system‚ which is used to predict the reliability of a system for a given

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    Energy Drink Ad

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    Company Profile Company Name: OZM Inc. Mission: To advertise Filipino made carbonated drinks to the enjoyment of the Filipino people. Vision: To one day dominate the market of carbonated drinks in the Philippines. To provide the Filipino people immaculate drinks made by and for the Pilipino People Company Background: OZM. Inc was founded by Mr. Christian Dacasin in the year 2010‚ inspired by his mother’s home made drinks. In Mr. Dacasin’s pursuit to promote Filipino made products

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    ethics in pub ad

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    ETHICAL CONCERNS IN ADMINISTRATION Since the 1970s there has been a great deal of change associated with the implementation of administrative ethics. These changes have been promoted and motivated by the concept of public administration in the new era. An important position is given to the concept of ethical issues in today’s civil governance. There has been a great deal of research associated with this concept which has been supported by translation of evidences and theories into practice across

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    Advertisement objective 2 Target Audience 2 Reasons why the Headlines were powerful 4 Why the Ogilvy Ad was far more modern 5 DDB: 5 History of “THINK SMALL”: 6 Targeted Audience 6 Volkswagen’s Competition 7 Problems 7 Why it was a success 8 References 8 David Ogilvy: Introduction: David Mackenzie Ogilvy was born in England on June 23‚ 1911. In 1948‚ he founded the New York-based ad agency Hewitt‚ Ogilvy‚ Benson & Mather (which eventually became Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide)‚ with the

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    Radio Spot Jake Wilgocki

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    women are typically more interested in such services‚ the media should target the audience at a time when women look at the television or switch on the radio. The perfect time would be when mothers are driving to school to drop and pick up their children. The preferred method would be a radio show‚ where any radio station speaks of the service. Any radio station on the FM channel would be the most ideal choice for this particular service. The attention of the audience will be captured through a simple

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    Radio Shack Stock Report

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    Recently Radio Shack has undergone a makeover during the last year and the result has been a noticeable improvement in their prospects. Radio Shack has always been steady through the years. There seems to be franchises in every mall or around the corner. As of recent‚ Radio Shack has transformed their approach on the market place and is seeking new challenges. Upon reshaping their image‚ Radio Shack has seen their total net sales and operating revenue for 2009 increased to $4.28 billion compared

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    A magazine radio programme is one that presents a variety of topics‚ usually dealing with current affairs and often includes interviews and commentary‚ The first radio programme I chose to research was The Right Hook as I was already familiar to the character of George Hook and was curious to see how it would translate to a radio show with a listener ship of 130‚000 people. Initially‚ as a 19 year old female living in urban Dublin‚ I found George Hook very hard to relate to as a 71 year old rugby

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    method scientists are currently using to map the function of the human brain. One method scientists are using currently to map the function of the human brain is a MRI scan of the brain. It uses a magnetic field and pulses of radio wave energy to make pictures of radio wave energy to make pictures of organs and structures inside the body. An MRI gives different information about structures than other scanners‚ such as an X-ray and ultrasound. MRIs can show problems that cant be seen by other methods

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