Concentration of media ownership

"Cybercrime" is a criminal offense committed to internet technology (cyberspace), whether it attacks public facilities in cyberspace or private ownership. Technically such crime can be distinguished into off-line crime, semi on-line crime, and cybercrime. Each has its own characteristics, but the main difference between the three is the relationship with the public information network (internet).cybercrime is formulated as an act against the law that is done by using a computer network as a…

and Katherine Gregory become one of the most visible and powerful gun rights lobby groups in the US. According to Katherine Gregory in her article "Drawing a Virtual Gun" the NRA considers itself to be a civil rights organization, as they see gun-ownership as a civil right (Gregory,107). Charles Fruehling Springwood, in his book Open Fire,…

decreased substantially. The bourgeois manipulated the proletariat who would produce twelve hours’ worth of value in eight hour of work with eight hours’ worth of pay. The excess went straight to the bourgeois and helped them to further cement their concentrations of economic and political…

S.-style commercial model, stimulated cross-media ownership, and opened Chilean television to foreign investors for the first time. By 2000, Chilean television had been integrated into the globalizing structures of transnational communication conglomerates” (Bresnahan, 2003: 55). In fact, this trend was evident very early in the political transition to the democracy. By then, the idea of a future technological convergence also appeared as how the media…

losing the historical significance of that figure. In this sense, the movie makes it so that we are desensitized to Hitler’s responsibility of the Holocaust. The movie never mentions concentration camps, although it does include “Jew hunting,” courtesy of the character Hans Landa, thus making the idea of concentration camps unassociated with Hitler. Hans Landa, also, proves to be an interesting character in Inglourious Basterds. He starts off in the introduction scene of the movie, seeming to be…

that includes fish. The fish live in a fish tank. They eat, poop and pee in the water. The water waste is pumped to a grow bed with plants. The soil is stone or similar material know as media. The media filters and oxygenates the water. The cleaned water returns to the fish. Now, this part is vital, in the media, lives bacteria that process the fish waste (ammonia) and turns it into plant food (nitrogen and nitrite). The technical terms for this process is called a recirculating, closed loop,…

these products. One of the first reason being is the media ownership which is dominated by the West. As noted by Dwayne Winseck, nine out of top ten global media companies are owned by Western countries and “they operate across many different media markets, including television, film, newspapers, publishing and the internet” (2011:20). This concentration of media market is crucial to note as ideals of white Eurocentric beauty persist in mainstream media which further push the female consumers to…

Annotated Bibliography Arnold, V., Benford, T., Canada, J., & Sutton, S. (2011). The Role of Enterprise Risk Management and Organizational Strategic Flexibility in Easing New Regulatory Compliance. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems, 12(3), 171-188. The impact of new regulatory requirements for internal control reporting on an organization's ability to maintain strategic flexibility has been debated in the popular press extensively. This paper tests theory from strategic…

It reflects the form of self-regulation being integrated into different disciplines such as domains of communication, politics, media, and economy. It is found that the corporate social responsibility is a form of conducting business through the balancing of long term decision making, and behaviour of organisation with the norms, values, and expectations of the society (Neelankavil…

rehabilitating the community, and most importantly providing a safer environment. A decline in crime rates is highly desired in a community since it attracts more businesses and residents. Gentrification gives property ownership and diminishes vacant properties, which often have high concentration in crimes. Moreover, the addition of more shops and establishments means more job opportunities for everyone, especially for low income residents. Overtime, as more investments generate more money,…