A Summer Training Report On “IMPACT OF PRINT MEDIA ON CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR” Submitted for partial fulfillment of requirement for the award of degree Of Master of Business Administration Of CHHATTISGARH SWAMI VIVEKANAND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY BHILAI (C.G.) Session 2012-14 Supervised By External Guide Supervised By Internal Guide Submitted by: Prof. Gazala Y. Ashraf Chhavi Patel Asst. Prof.
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The brain module: Using the OAR model Ronnie Huffman The Brain Module: Using the OAR model The model this paper will explore is the Objective-Resource-Activities (OAR) Model. Within this paper‚ I will investigate: The OAR instructional model‚ a modification of ADDIE design‚ and a combination of the design supported by the OAR model. Finally‚ the contents of the paper function’s as a prelude in the examination a computer-based module of the Human Brain online course‚ designed develop
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Online journalism Online journalism are immediate and electronic copies available on the Internet‚ it is read by navigation software Online journalism can be published in real time‚ updating breaking news and events as they happen. Nothing new here -- we have had this ability with telegraph‚ teletype‚ radio‚ and TV. Just as we gather around the TV or radio‚ so we can gather and attend real-time events online in chat rooms Online journalism also takes advantage of shifted time. Online publications
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Growing up as a young girl‚ I’ve been known to most people especially my family to be very adept in most of the things I engage myself in. In school‚ I’m good at science‚ it’s something I find very comprehensive; that’s why I chose the Health related field as a major because I’m well assured it won’t change. As time went by‚ being a very curious person‚ especially about the things that I’ll benefit from‚ this curiosity grew strong in my first year in high school in which I was still in
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Electronic cigarettes‚ also known as e-cigs‚ which were created in China 10 years ago‚ are battery powered devices that vaporize liquid nicotine. In the article‚ “Smoke Signals”‚ the author Alessandra Potenza addresses the problems of unregulated electronic cigarettes. Although they can help smokers quit cigarettes‚ they can also cause nicotine addiction. Electronic cigarettes are becoming popular among youth and because they are unregulated‚ U.S. officials are worried. A main problem discussed
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Media is part of our everyday life. There is no way to avoid not using or seeing it. The internet is such a convenient way of communicating with people or even for educational purposes. Taking classes online is very convenient for working parents who are unable to attend a campus college or high school students who want to get ahead in their education. Though not the entire internet is "G-rated"‚ we have to be careful what we put in our minds as well. This also applies to books‚ television‚ and other
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Part C: The influence of new technology on the print media industry Answer the following questions using complete sentences in at least 150 to 200 words. Be clear and concise and explain your answers. Cite any outside sources consistent with APA guidelines. 1. How has the development of the Internet‚ wireless communication‚ computers‚ and handheld digital devices affected print media companies’ products and sales? As I was researching to answer this questions‚ the first thing that came
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The rise of e-advertising‚ or online advertising has had a huge impact on traditional print media. The newspaper industry in particular is under increasing pressure to compete in this age of new communication technologies as advertisers move from print to online. This pressure can be seen through the increase in online advertising and the decline in print advertising. Newspapers have responded to the loss in advertising revenue in different ways from converging with digital mediums to create non-news
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Pros and Cons of an Electronic Health Record. Shequita Kelly There are many pros and cons to an electronic health record. Today‚ paper is being used less and less. Now‚ medical records are often stored on computers or online. These records can be accessed by those with clearance and are on a common network. Paper records and files can easily be lost or destroyed‚ such as in a fire or flood. An electronic database safely keeps your medical records. Nevertheless‚ according to HealthWorldNet
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Print Media’s Advantages: Content Quality Amid growing competition from online websites and other electronic media‚ analysts argue that print media holds an edge through its content quality‚ which a professional editorial staff can produce. Newspapers have emphasized this feature in their digital subscription offerings‚ with a certain level of success. For example‚ Audit Bureau of Circulation figures showed that "The New York Times" boosted overall circulation by 73 percent from Monday through Friday--and
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