Resolved Question: .With the growing popularity of new and emerging media like the Internet, especially among the youth, many soc?
With the growing popularity of new and emerging media like the Internet, especially among the youth, many social networking sites have emerged. For marketers targeting the youth, what are the advantages and disadvantages of such new media spaces? With relevant facts and figures, discuss the growth of Internet as a medium of advertising, giving details of the new growth avenues within the medium. Also, how is this going to affect conventional media companies?
moreResolved Question: facts and figures of growth of internet as medium of advertising?
moreResolved Question: With relevant facts and figures, discuss the growth of Internet as a medium of advertising, giving details of?
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moreResolved Question: With the growing popularity of new and emerging media like the internet, especially among the youth, many soci?
. With the growing popularity of new and emerging media like the Internet, especially among the youth, many social networking sites have emerged. For marketers targeting the youth, what are the advantages and disadvantages of such new media spaces? With relevant facts and figures, discuss the growth of Internet as a medium of advertising, giving details of the new growth avenues within the medium. Also, how is this going to affect conventional media companies?
moreVoting Question: The growth of the Final Fantasy XIV communities?
My question is, why are FFXIV communities growing so fast?
It seems as if there are a lot of FFXIV communities popping up all over the place. I can't understand it, why are there so many? The game has only been announced for close to two months now and yet we see various communities have popped up. The first being online communities such as Eorzeapedia and FFXIVorigins. Some of these communities rank in alexa in the top 300,000! That's incredible for a game that has barely been announced for what, 2 months! Everyday more and more communities popup all around us and I cannot figure out when the end will be. However, there are other communities such as TenTonHammer and IGN which have already formed an FFXIV on their online forums.
Hopefully, with all the rush to form communities all over the internet, the game will actually be released in 2010.
We though it was crazy enough to have online communities such as IGN and TenTonHammer already creating fansites for Final Fantasy XIV, but it gets even more crazier. There are now Final Fantasy XIV Online groups, guilds, and linkshells forming throughout the internet. We are seeing them advertising on Facebook, MMORPG.com, youtube, and all the major websites. Who are these individuals? And why would they make guilds and linkshells just weeks after the announcement of Final Fantasy XIV Online?
Some of these communities include: Eorzeapedia itself, Gamercrisis's Rapture, and Eldritch Eponym
Some links below will lead you to some of these inspiring and committed communities:
http://www.rapture.gamercrisis.com/
moreResolved Question: What will qualify as a write off when paying taxes?
Early this year i begun running internet websites. The websites earn revenue through advertising companies such as Google adsense. I will have to pay taxes on these earnings which is fine. The only problem i have run into is that I am taking 80-90% of these earnings and putting them back into the business, by purchasing content for my websites, and spending money to advertise my sites and induce further growth.
My question is, will i be able to write off these expenses when doing my taxes, and only pay taxes on that 10-20% that i do walk away with?I have not yet registered the business as an LLc or such, i do plan on doing so in the next month. Will this have an effect?
moreResolved Question: Is it me or have there been no real innovations to increase growth or profit in the United States in 5 years?
Youtube doesn't make profit by people uploading already copyrighted material, Myspace and Facebook is only making few advertising dollars, High Speed internet just made it quicker for people to pirate software and movies with torrents. Ipod and Iphone just ruined the music industry by allowing people to by 1 track at a time. Digital Cameras ruined the sales of film. No wonder our economy is in the toilet there has been no real innovation.
moreResolved Question: With relevant facts and figures, discuss the growth of Internet as a medium of advertising, giving details of?
. With the popularity of new and emerging media like the Internet, especially among the youth, many social networking sites have emerged. For marketers targeting the youth, what are the advantages and disadvantages of such new media spaces growing
moreResolved Question: growing popularity of new and emerging media like the internet, especially among the youth?
With the growing popularity of new and emerging media like the internet, especially among the youth, many social networking sites have emerged. For marketers targeting the youth, what are the advantages and disadvantages of such new media spaces? With relevant facts and figures, discuss the growth of internet as a medium of advertising, giving details of new growth avenues within the medium. Also, how is this going to affect conventional media companies?
moreResolved Question: With the growing popularity of new and emerging media like the internet, especially among the youth, many soci?
With the growing popularity of new and emerging media like the internet, especially among the youth, many social networking sites have emerged. For marketers targeting the youth, what are the advantages and disadvantages of such new media spaces? With relevant facts and figures, discuss the growth of internet as a medium of advertising, giving details of new growth avenues within the medium. Also, how is this going to affect conventional media companies?
moreResolved Question: 'Colbert,' 'SpongeBob' may go dark on Time Warner?
LOS ANGELES – "SpongeBob SquarePants" might get squeezed off Time Warner Cable.
Media giant Viacom Inc. said its Nickelodeon, MTV, Comedy Central and 16 other channels will go dark for 13 million subscribers at 12:01 a.m. Thursday if a new carriage fee deal with Time Warner Cable Inc. is not agreed upon by then.
The impasse would mean "SpongeBob" and other popular shows like Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show" and Stephen Colbert's "The Colbert Report" will be cut off on the nation's second-largest cable operator. Time Warner Cable primarily serves people in New York state, the Carolinas, Ohio, Southern California and Texas.
Viacom has asked for fee increases of between 22 percent and 36 percent per channel, or a total of $39 million more, an amount that could increase customers' cable bills, said Time Warner Cable spokesman Alex Dudley.
"The issue is that they have asked for an exorbitant increase in their carriage fees and their network ratings are sagging," Dudley said. "Basically we're trying to hold the line for our customer."
Viacom spokeswoman Kelly McAndrew disputed the figure, saying Viacom requested an increase in the very low double-digit percentage range.
Viacom said the increases would cost an extra 23 cents a month per subscriber. It said that Americans spend a fifth of their TV time watching Viacom shows but its fees make up less than 2.5 percent of the Time Warner cable bill.
"We make this request because Time Warner Cable has so greatly undervalued our channels for so long," Viacom said.
"Ultimately, however, if Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, MTV and the rest of our programming is discontinued — over less than a penny per day — we believe viewers will see this behavior by their cable company as outrageous," Viacom said.
Time Warner Cable's Dudley said Viacom rejected his company's proposal to extend the contract while the sides continue to negotiate.
Instead, Viacom appealed directly to Time Warner Cable's customers, with TV ads in major markets. In Wednesday's New York Times, the company ran a full-page, color advertisement with Nickelodeon's animated bilingual heroine "Dora the Explorer" crying and clinging to her monkey pal, Boots.
"Why is Dora crying?" the ad asks. "Time Warner Cable is taking Dora off the air tonight!" The ad urges viewers to call Time Warner Cable and demand that their favorite shows remain on the air.
If the shows go dark after midnight, Time Warner Cable will send people to the Internet to catch episodes. Dudley said the cable operator also will make available a video teaching people how to hook their computers up to the TV to watch online shows — a tactic it used during a contract dispute with broadcaster LIN TV in October.
Part of the disagreement is that most of Viacom's popular shows are rerun on Web sites where Viacom collects advertising revenue that it does not share with Time Warner, Dudley said. "We don't think that's fair," he said.
Viacom has staked much of its revenue-growth prospects on its ability to extract higher carriage rates out of its cable and satellite affiliates despite an ad slowdown and weak ratings.
In the third quarter, media network revenue, which accounts for about two-thirds of Viacom's total, grew 6 percent to $2.1 billion, despite global ad revenue falling 2 percent, largely because of double-digit percentage growth in affiliate fees and the success of its "Rock Band" video game.
Viacom shares rose 45 cents, 2.3 percent, to $19.71 in late morning trading Wednesday. Time Warner Cable shares lost 39 cents, 1.8 percent, to $21.37.
The channels that would be affected are: Comedy Central, CMT: Pure Country, Logo, Palladia, MTV, MTV 2, MTV Hits, MTV Jams, MTV Tr3s, Nickelodeon, Noggin, Nick 2, Nicktoons, Spike, The N, TV Land, VH1, VH1 Classic, and VH1 Soul.
moreResolved Question: 'Colbert,' 'SpongeBob' may go dark on Time Warner?
LOS ANGELES – "SpongeBob SquarePants" might get squeezed off Time Warner Cable.
Media giant Viacom Inc. said its Nickelodeon, MTV, Comedy Central and 16 other channels will go dark for 13 million subscribers at 12:01 a.m. Thursday if a new carriage fee deal with Time Warner Cable Inc. is not agreed upon by then.
The impasse would mean "SpongeBob" and other popular shows like Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show" and Stephen Colbert's "The Colbert Report" will be cut off on the nation's second-largest cable operator. Time Warner Cable primarily serves people in New York state, the Carolinas, Ohio, Southern California and Texas.
Viacom has asked for fee increases of between 22 percent and 36 percent per channel, or a total of $39 million more, an amount that could increase customers' cable bills, said Time Warner Cable spokesman Alex Dudley.
"The issue is that they have asked for an exorbitant increase in their carriage fees and their network ratings are sagging," Dudley said. "Basically we're trying to hold the line for our customer."
Viacom spokeswoman Kelly McAndrew disputed the figure, saying Viacom requested an increase in the very low double-digit percentage range.
Viacom said the increases would cost an extra 23 cents a month per subscriber. It said that Americans spend a fifth of their TV time watching Viacom shows but its fees make up less than 2.5 percent of the Time Warner cable bill.
"We make this request because Time Warner Cable has so greatly undervalued our channels for so long," Viacom said.
"Ultimately, however, if Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, MTV and the rest of our programming is discontinued — over less than a penny per day — we believe viewers will see this behavior by their cable company as outrageous," Viacom said.
Time Warner Cable's Dudley said Viacom rejected his company's proposal to extend the contract while the sides continue to negotiate.
Instead, Viacom appealed directly to Time Warner Cable's customers, with TV ads in major markets. In Wednesday's New York Times, the company ran a full-page, color advertisement with Nickelodeon's animated bilingual heroine "Dora the Explorer" crying and clinging to her monkey pal, Boots.
"Why is Dora crying?" the ad asks. "Time Warner Cable is taking Dora off the air tonight!" The ad urges viewers to call Time Warner Cable and demand that their favorite shows remain on the air.
If the shows go dark after midnight, Time Warner Cable will send people to the Internet to catch episodes. Dudley said the cable operator also will make available a video teaching people how to hook their computers up to the TV to watch online shows — a tactic it used during a contract dispute with broadcaster LIN TV in October.
Part of the disagreement is that most of Viacom's popular shows are rerun on Web sites where Viacom collects advertising revenue that it does not share with Time Warner, Dudley said. "We don't think that's fair," he said.
Viacom has staked much of its revenue-growth prospects on its ability to extract higher carriage rates out of its cable and satellite affiliates despite an ad slowdown and weak ratings.
In the third quarter, media network revenue, which accounts for about two-thirds of Viacom's total, grew 6 percent to $2.1 billion, despite global ad revenue falling 2 percent, largely because of double-digit percentage growth in affiliate fees and the success of its "Rock Band" video game.
Viacom shares rose 45 cents, 2.3 percent, to $19.71 in late morning trading Wednesday. Time Warner Cable shares lost 39 cents, 1.8 percent, to $21.37.
The channels that would be affected are: Comedy Central, CMT: Pure Country, Logo, Palladia, MTV, MTV 2, MTV Hits, MTV Jams, MTV Tr3s, Nickelodeon, Noggin, Nick 2, Nicktoons, Spike, The N, TV Land, VH1, VH1 Classic, and VH1 Soul.
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moreResolved Question: Why doesn't someone do something about it?
I see so many fake commercials on the internet, in the mailbox, or on TV about products like growth pills, vision improvement, muscle builder, etc. None of them have any scientific support but they get to be advertised anyways even on TV.
so why doesn't the government stop these things? If they are obviously lying to the public, then why protect their "freedom of speech"? some of the pills and stuff have nothing but negative effects, so aren't they considered illegal or fake medicine?
moreVoting Question: hair growth?
Can people really make your hair grow back?(as in if i have a bald spot, it will grow my bhair back) or is it a scam? Because i see advertising for hair growth not just on the internet but in places i go also, like the on the bus or its on T.V Since internet advertising cant really be trusted, but not sure if on T.V or posted( i know their are some, but dont think their are a lot of scams) Well im not to sure about any of that. So my question is that is hair growth a scam or no?
moreResolved Question: I am a 3rd year medical student looking to get into pharmaceutical sales. I dont have a bachelors but do?
have 90 plus credits with pre-med related courses. With that I began medical school and finished the basic sciences. I want to change career paths because i want to fulfill my passion and being a doctor isnt one of them. Please dont tell me to just finish. I would like advice on whether or not you think i have a shot. I will include my resume without my name
Objective
To obtain a pharmaceutical sales position that utilizes my experience and knowledge in the study of undergraduate and medical school education.
Professional Summary
•Goal-oriented third year medical student with a track record of consistently meeting and exceeding established goals and objectives related to training and education.
•More than 3 years as a medical student in hospitals and clinics in the US and Mexico.
•Lived and traveled abroad to Guadalajara, Mexico, developing a keen sensitivity to people from diverse cultural backgrounds. Fluent in Spanish and Italian.
•Achieved significant personal results related to organizational growth and development with excellent interpersonal communication, relationship management, and presentation skills.
•Computer skills include MS Word, Excel, and Internet applications
Education
•Ross University School of Medicine, Edison NJ
2006-current
•Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara, School of Medicine Guadalajara Mexico
2004-2006 Basic Sciences
•Marist College, Poughkeepsie NY
2001-2003
90 plus Credits Major Biology
•Relevant Undergraduate and Medical school Courses: Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Cellular and Molecular Biology, Pharmacology, Biochemistry, Nutrition, Anatomy & Physiology, Systemic Pathology and Pathophysiology, Immunology & Serology, Ethics
Work History
•Independent Sales Representative, AVON, Newburgh NY 2007-Current
-Generated sales volume and account management of over 20 customers
- Demonstrated cost effectiveness which enhanced customer satisfaction
- Successfully mastered product knowledge of a line consisting of 200 plus items.
- Establishment and maintenance of marketing, sales and customer files
•Restaurant Manager, Roma Imperial Restaurant, Newburgh NY 2001-2004
-Management of family owned and operated establishment employing 14 people
- Oversaw $11,000 weekly inventory, employment scheduling, personnel management and financial operations
- Creation of marketing collateral, print and radio advertising
•Medical Office Secretary, V & S Medical Associates, Bradford PA 1999-2001
-Oversee computerized front desk management and patient relations for a fast-paced medical office specializing in Internal Medicine
-Screen and prioritize a high volume of calls, manage medical records, and collect patient co-payments
-Communicate laboratory test results and physician's instructions to patients, and obtain insurance authorization from major insurance carriers following extensive communication of patient histories
Certifications
ACLS Certified (Advanced Cardiac Life Support)
BLS Certified (Basic Life Support)
moreResolved Question: How to use the INTERNET to advertise a cream for females,which permanently stops the growth of unwanted hairs.
Where / How to advertise on the Internet, a Patented and Tested Aurveda Cream, which permanently stops the growth of unwanted (i.e. underarm, middle of the eyebrow, lips, hands, facial etc) hairs on the body of a female in about minimum 3 to 6 months of weekly use. Hairs will never grow in the applied area for the rest of her life !!!
Now please tell me how to effectively use the medium of INTERNET to effectively promote this Cream, so that millions of females are spared the life long PAIN of waxing and threading etc.[ I know that a Website can be made. But the quetion is, how to PROMOTE a (business) website freely ? And how do Banner-ads work ?]
moreResolved Question: How to use the INTERNET to advertise a cream for females,which permanently stops the growth of unwanted hairs.
Where / How to advertise on the Internet, a Patented and Tested Aurveda Cream, which permanently stops the growth of unwanted (i.e. underarm, middle of the eyebrow, lips, hands, facial etc) hairs on the body of a female in about minimum 3 to 6 months of weekly use. Hairs will never grow in the applied area for the rest of her life !!!
Now please tell me how to effectively use the medium of INTERNET to effectively promote this Cream, so that millions of females are spared the life long PAIN of waxing and threading etc.(By the way, it is a Cream to remove "UNWANTED" hairs.)
moreResolved Question: What employment position do I qualify for with this resume and experience? Must make at least 34K annually.?
OBJECTIVE
My career objective is to obtain a position as Inventory Administrator that will further my career. The ideal position will provide significant opportunity for growth and increasing responsibility.
QUALIFICATIONS
•Have 10 years experience and accomplishments in small business management, sales and customer service.
•Have supervised others, handled difficult customers and introduced special promotion and incentive programs.
•Strong communication skills and high motivation with the ability to manage and train others.
•Library experience, including experience with document delivery and some general reference experience.
•Experience with industry standard bibliographic databases; books in print and other data basis.
•Experience using online card catalog.
•Ability to communicate effectively with a wide variety of people including senior management.
•Strong interpersonal and relationship management skills.
•Competent working on a geographically disperse team.
•Customer Service Experience.
COMPUTER SKILLS
•Proficient computer skills in the Microsoft suite and Adobe applications.
•Understanding of CeledyDraw2 and Art Explosion Publisher Pro.
•Understanding and experience using the Internet/World Wide Web.
•Typing at 70 WPM, 10-Key at 6,677 key strokes.
•Intermediate-Advanced performance in a variety of computer applications.
WORK HISTORY
2005-2007Desktop Publisher/ Graphic Designer, ENVOY Consulting
•Designed business proposals and provided contracted graphic design services.
•Formatted text documents using QuarkXpress, and inserted graphics.
•Typesetting for articles, advertisements and flyers, fixed type font ligatures.
1991-2001 CEO/Manager/Administrator, Freedom Housekeeping Services
•Fashioned innovative and effective advertising media using various publishing software.
•Increased sales annually through effectively and efficiently marketing services.
•Achieved goals that provided a service which catered to the customers needs.
•Preformed Management and business administration in advertising, marketing, estimation,
scheduling, bookkeeping, customer service, hiring and training employees.
2004-2004Exceptions Clerk I/CCS, East Coast Bank
•Experience in a fast-paced, competitive banking environment, providing daily support to two managers on various levels.
•Daily review and tracking of possible fraudulent account activity, comparison of customer signatures using check logs. Bank recording, distribution of deposit corrections and check receipts, and review of various banking documents for accuracy were done on a regular basis.
•Administrative responsibilities consisted of data entry, formatting spread sheets, correlating documents, filing, mail service, facsimile and telephone services.
EDUCATION
Western Washington University, Mountainville, Washington
Credits completed towards Bachelors degree in Humanities, 2006-2007
Climate Community College, City Center, California
Pre-nursing certification program, 2007-Present
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