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    Issue: Did Phillip or Radio Station 2ZW owe Jane or Tom duties of care? Is this personal injury or purely economic loss case? Was there a breach of the duty of care? Did the breach cause any harm to Jane and Tom? Was the scope appropriate of the negligent person’s liability? Are there any defences available for Philip or 2ZW? Relevant law: Elements of negligence action need to be satisfied on the balance of probabilities: In personal injury case‚ duty of care exists if harm is reasonably foreseeable

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    Radio Bikini is a movie from 1988 by Robert Stone about two atomic tests (“Able” and “Baker”) that the United States government did under the name of “Operation Crossroads”. If you were to go to Google and type in the words “Atomic Bomb” you would come up with a list of over 12‚700‚000 links‚ with the vast majority of them being about Hiroshima and Nagasaki. While‚ Hiroshima and Nagasaki are very important in the history of the atomic bomb; there is another significantly more important location that

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    Introduction In 1980 Catherine Hughes and her husband raised money to purchase a radio station in Washington‚ D.C.‚ for just under $1 million. They started the radio station by changing it from a R&B station and public affairs to talk radio. Starting off as radio hosts and becoming personalities throughout the years‚ the Hugheses acquired more and more stations. In 1987 they purchase WMMJ-FM for $7.5 million‚ in 1992 and 1993 they purchased four stations in Baltimore‚ Maryland for $6.4 million and

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    Radio Drama “War of the Worlds” So why did people panic and scream because of the Radio Drama? “War of the Worlds” was a play that was meant for a specific type of holiday. The Radio Drama “War of the Worlds” was written by Howard E. Kock. The thing that caused this was the The Radio Drama “War of the Worlds” with its very realistic sound effects. The Radio Drama caused chaos because people didn’t listen all the way till the end. “War of the Worlds” was on the radio on Halloween Eve. The Radio

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    Speech: Television and Radio in the Lives of Young People Today To my fellow classmates‚ I am here to talk to you about the role television and radio play in the lives of young people today. Television and radio have become closer to our daily lives than ever before. Some people might say that’s a good thing‚ while others would not. We all like watching T.V‚ I mean‚ who doesn’t? But there could be some consequences in watching it excessively. A test was carried out on teenagers aged 14-18

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    Dancing at lughnasa essay‚ Joe Simons Reread act 2 from page 63 (“Music of anything goes”) to page 67 (Gerry:Bluffer) Consider friel use of the radio in this extract and elsewhere in the play Brain Friel’s Dancing at Lughnasa is a play of memories and change in 1930s Ireland in a community dominated by Catholicism. It is set in the household of the Mundy sisters‚ each one with different personality traits and different ideas of how the family should be run. Recent arrivals of Gerry Evans and

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    Why there’s no radio programmes dedicated for children in Malaysia ?? Radio was the main source of national entertainment programming. Most of the models of entertainment and information that are common to the media today were formed by radio. Radio present it consist largely of disc jockey announcing music‚ talk-show hosts engaging in controversial discussions and newscasters giving the latest information. Most of the local radio stations in Malaysia usually only play songs that are appropriates

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    Benefits of Radio-frequency Identification (RFID) Technology on Transpiration Assignment: Final Research Paper Amber Kramer/3086392 TMLT331‚ D001‚ Fall 12 John Ensor 20 January 2013 Benefits of Radio-frequency Identification (RFID) Technology on Transpiration Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is evolving into a key technological component for many supply chains and transportation. This system offers the transportation and logistics industry many benefits. The use of RFID technology

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    Arguably radio remains the most important electronic medium in developing nations such as Ghana. Radio is still an incredibly powerful medium for change in developing countries. It manages to reach vast audiences who live in regions where there is little internet or phone access and in many cases no electricity. There are many exciting new communication technologies being harnessed by NGO’s aid agencies and governments such as; satellite radio‚ podcasting‚ cellular technology and on-line radio. But so

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    Writing a script for a radio news package Keep it short and simple Radio journalists need to be able to pick the best newsworthy audio clips and write clear and informative scripts introducing the material they have collected. The script is what makes sense of the sounds. It is the framework for your story. It brings together the most important elements and helps your audience understand the significance of the points made by the people you have interviewed. It’s not just about sounds; it’s about

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