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    We Want Our MTV

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    We Want Our MTV (International) 1) I agree with what Philippe Dauman says about an international business of MTV. International business presents firm with a new market opportunities. And these new market opportunities provide expansion‚ more customers‚ increased revenue‚ and lots of profit. Especially for the TV channels‚ it has to be more focused on different types of customers‚ based on their lifestyle‚ age‚ culture‚ political view and religious conviction. It is not an easy job to attract

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    Mtv Affecting the Youth

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    The Pop Culture Assault Music TV channels‚ broadcasting variety of programs ranging from ordinary music videos through charts‚ various shows to cartoons are the symptom of our times. No matter if it’s MTV or VIVA‚ they sell very similar stuff‚ often cheap and shallow. The pop culture and consumption grasped the most powerful device that is television. It is used as a tool for spreading out information‚ ideas and appeals. Oftentimes they are silly and ridiculous; nevertheless they have enormous influence

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    The Real World of Mtv

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    The Real World of MTV Networks MTV networks revolutionized the definition of entertainment forever by broadcasting programs aimed specifically towards teenagers. In the 1990s‚ the network influenced teens all over America on fashion trends‚ what music to listen to and anything that was considered to be trending. Since the launch of MTV on August 1‚ 1981 at 12:01 am‚ people learned that they did not have to settle with just listening to music‚ now they could watch music videos. The very first song

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    CHALLENGES OF YOUTHS IN A MODERN WORLD The Longman Modern English Dictionary defines youth as “the state or quality of being young‚ the period from childhood to maturity; young people of both sexes”. A youth is characterized by features such as youngness‚ restlessness‚ strength‚ independence‚ curiosity; search fro greatness‚ vigor good‚ health etc. Pope John Paul II during his visit to Nigeria in 1982‚ addressed the youths in these words “Youth is the age of hope‚ of promise‚ of enthusiasm‚ of

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    The MTV

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    strategic management process by creating and starting a the MTV channel in 1981 targeted teens and young adults‚ then then in 1992 they created the TV show The Real World about seven strangers living together and was filmed on a daily basis. The show and channel did so well that it had massive audience which was over 2.1 million subscribers. When the audience increased the process allowed them to grow which lead them owning numerous amount of MTV TV channels and show as well in which lead them to go digital

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    Cyberculture and Our Youth

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    Cyberculture and Our Youth | | | Abstract Trying to keep up with the changes in today ’s youth is difficult to say the least. Now imagine having to do this at warp speed. We have to take a realistic approach to educating ourselves to what ’s happening right before our eyes. For a great majority of people‚ in today ’s society computers have become indispensable tools. It is our duties as parents and peers to keep up with the youth and their exposure the vast quantities of cyberculture

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    Food and our Youth

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    Kyle Hooczko Mr. Lerma English 1A 11/6/2013 Word Count: 1127 “What are the effects of big corporations marketing their products to children? Should consumers be active in changing this?” Food and our Youth Have you ever opened up a box a cereal‚ ate a little bit‚ then you couldn’t stop eating it? This is caused by a natural reaction called the “Bliss Point”. It causes us to crave foods with sugar. With this discovery by Monell‚ many companies today target children’s ‘bliss point’ to sell

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    The India we want

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    THE INDIA WE WANT          In United States there is a term called the ‘Great American Dream’. Historian James Truslow Adams defines it as ‘life should be richer and fuller for everyone‚ with opportunity for each according to their ability or achievement.” We for sure do not want to copy this term but according to me the ‘Great Indian Dream’ would be defined as ‘Everyone should be ranked according to ability‚ strive for innovation and invention‚ be happy and content but at the same time work

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    WHAT KIND OF WORLD DO WE WANT? Presented By Alexander Martinez WHAT KIND OF WORLD DO WE WANT? The human being has commissioned to create better cars‚ smart phones‚ realistic video games‚ powerful computers and weapons of mass destruction. A fierce technological revolution that has made man forgets entirely his humanity‚ his values‚ the abstract side that goes beyond the banalities and the desire for power. Is this the world we want? The planet is experiencing

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    Mtv Essay

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    13000069 CRST1 ESSAY – OPTION 1 (MTV) MTV can be defined as “a cable and satellite television channel which broadcasts popular music and promotional music videos.” (oxforddictionaries.com.n.d.). Launched on August 1st 1981‚ MTV’s programme started out by helping musicians gain exposure through music videos. This helped TV audiences connect with music by new means. As MTV became more recognised‚ the network branched out by creating new means of entertainment. MTV has remained relevant by continuously

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