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    Colors of Benetton. In this advertisement created by the United Colors of Benetton‚ the clothing company portrays an image of their brand that spans race and sexual differences and whose purpose is to promote diversity using symbols‚ people‚ and photographic elements. One of the most prominent aspects of the image is the green and purple blanket embracing the three bodies. This warm covering surrounding them symbolizes a bringing together and a unification of the people it is encompassing: white‚

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    company that I will be using for this case study is Jessops‚ which is a British photographic retail company. Founded in 1935‚ Jessops has established itself as the UK’s leading photographic equipment retailer‚ selling camera equipment‚ photo equipment and other merchandise with regards to photography. Operating with over 200 stores across the UK‚ an online store and a customer call centre‚ Jessops has become a major photographic brand name even after its financial problems. The first factor that I will

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    Artemisia Gentileschi

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    excellent use of oil to create different hues of color through lines that capture the dressing‚ accessories around the studio setting for her audience. Her excellence as an artist is furthered by her use of different shades of oil paint in creating a photographic image. The most distinctive features that distinguish the oil on canvas work include her rich‚ dark hair‚ physical features and the dressing. The painting is a success as it shows how the artist represents the productiveness of women especially

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    ASSESS THE BALANCE OF PLANNED AND EMERGENT APPROACHES TO STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT IN EAST KODAK As the time has brought people to the technology world‚ everything seems to change dramatically including many involved industries have to adopt more flexible strategies in their strategic management in order to achieve the competitive advantage. Some argue that the strategies should be deliberately planned and executed‚ so the organization will have a direction and therefore act rationally (De Wit and

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    keeping company interests at heart. *Oct 1999-Aug 2003 Melgray Hi-Tech Ltd Employed full time as a sales assistant *Feb 1997-Sept 1999 Melgray Hi-Tech Ltd Employed on a Youth Training basis Duties included assisting customers to choose in photographic equipment that best suits there needs And daily house keeping duties. *June-November 1996 Athena Photography-Ludlow Junior sales assistant at a 1 hour film processing lab‚ employed on a youth training basis. PERSONAL INFORMATION

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    Annotated Bibliography – “The Impacts of Lomography” Albers‚ Pillipp and Michael Nowak. "Lomography - Snapshot Photography in the Age of Digital-Simulation." History Of Photography 23.1(1999)‚ 101-4. Lomography‚ international vernacular-photographic movement founded by two Viennese students‚ Matthias Fiegl and Wolfgang Stranzinger. In the early 1990s they discovered the Lomo Kompakt Automat‚ a basic auto-exposure 35 mm camera made in Leningrad (St Petersburg) since 1983‚ and found it ideal

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    case solely represents the opinion of the author and does not express the opinions of the Eastman Kodak Company of Fuji Photo Film U.S.A.‚ Inc. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This case study reexamines the competitive relationship of the two giants of the photographic and imaging industry: Eastman Kodak Company and the Fuji Photo Film Co.‚ Ltd. It uses the 1990 case study of Dr. H. Donald Hopkins of Temple University‚ “Kodak vs. Fuji: A Case of Japanese-American Strategic Intervention” as a reference point and

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    In the 2012 Acura NSX Super Bowl Commercial - featuring Jerry Seinfeld‚ the main objective is to persuade the audience‚ which is anyone who wants the best new thing around‚ to buy the new Acura NSX. The commercial is about 3 minutes long and it is just Jerry Seinfeld trying to persuade a ordinary man with money‚ aliens‚ ziplines‚ and speed boats to give him the new Acura NSX and at the end when Jerry was about to get the car Jay Leno flies in with a jetpack and persuades the man to give him the

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    UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA Foundations of Planning Assessment 4 - Essay   This essay will discuss the topic on foundations of planning. It will identify and define some of the factors that motivate an organisation to use formal planning processes (FPP). It will also look specifically into the four main outcomes managers are seeking when they are engaging in a formal planning process. The risks associated with an over-reliance on formal planning processes will also be identified and

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    (“About the Berenstain Bears”). What relevance does this have to the Mandela effect? This is important to mention because a large percentage of people recall the word “Berenstain” spelled as “Berenstein” (Broome). Many have also depended on their photographic memory to remember the proper pronunciation and spelling of the word. From Broome’s website more than 70% of visitors to the site admitted to seeing pictures and books with the last name spelled with an “ei” instead of an “ai” (Broome). As mentioned

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