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    Indeed the economic recession, in late 2008, pushed founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page to rethink the future of Google in a modern marketplace (Finkle, 2012). As innovators themselves, Brin and Page sought to build an organizational structure that would encourage innovation, and therefore, company growth. They accomplished this goal through two major archetypes; diversity…

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    1. Introduction The purpose of this document is to give a description about “FilmyMeter”. It will explain the purpose, scope, features, functionalities and user interface of FilmyMeter. This report includes what the system will do and the constraints under which it must operate. 1.1 Purpose The Internet today contains a huge amount of textual data. This textual data can be classifying in two types, one is facts and other is opinion. While facts include objectives, opinion express the…

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    based on the sites that linked to them. Google was launched in September of 1998 and despite its superior algorithm, they found it hard to generate the advertising revenue needed to succeed. That is when they started to look closely at one of their rivals GoTo.com. Bill Gross of GoTo.com failed to patent his concept, so Google had no trouble incorporating and improving on the advertising model, with the establishment of their advertising company Adwords. Google soon became the preferred…

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    co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim wrote a check for $100,000.00 to an entity that did not exist yet. A company called Google Inc. Larry and Sergey hired their first employee Craig Silverstein a Computer Science graduate from Stanford, and their journey began. Googles mission is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful to everyone. Since 1998 Google has grown to serve millions of people worldwide. The mission statement from 1998 is “organize the world’s…

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    to cars to homes to the human body to your coffee mug, can be imbedded with chips to connect the device to an infinite network of other devices. The goal of pervasive computing, which combines current network technologies with wireless computing, voice recognition, Internet capability and artificial intelligence, is to create an environment where the connectivity of devices is embedded in such a way that the connectivity…

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    Gone are the days when people used to refer the local newspaper for finding a new dentist. In 2017, this job is done by the search engines like Google. With a PPC campaign, you can advertise your services to the potential patients at the right time. Although many platforms like Bing, Facebook, YouTube, etc. give the facility of hosting a PPC campaign, Google AdWords is the most popular one. The first step is to define the budget for a dental PPC campaign and place a bid. If your PPC…

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    The pros of adding an outlook account is that staff can contact each other, save work on the cloud like on One Drive, easily access their work anywhere as long as internet is available. The main advantage of having an outlook account is the ability to attach emails and work and sending them. The cons of having an outlook account is that it will take the staff quite a while to get use to using the outlook account. Some people aren’t easy learners so therefore it will be long until they get used…

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    Introduction Recently I have read an online article called, “Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?” written by Jean M. Twenge. As the title portrays, the article is about technology’s impact on the younger generation. Twenge states, “I’ve been researching generational differences for 25 years, starting when I was a 22-year-old doctoral student in psychology” (Twenge). She goes on in the article to state her opinion about smartphones and to support it in a variety of ways. Quoting and…

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    humans live. Technology makes everyday tasks simpler and faster to accomplish. Nicholas Carr shares insight on the impact of technology in, Is Google Making us Stupid? Carr believes many people think technology only has positive impacts on society, but negative impacts are hiding right under the surface. I agree with Carr’s argument when he states Google is making the human mind lazy. Loss of Efficiency The more often Carr and his peers use the internet, they have a harder time focussing…

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    The Latimer Group is a relatively new advertising company, founded in 2010 by Matthew Hay and Jack Woodcraft. Through co-creation and an alternative method to advertising, the Latimer Group work alongside young people in order to create ‘cutting edge media content and campaigns’. (Schutte et al, 2017) With the present unemployment rate in the UK for 16-24 year olds at 13.6% it is estimated that the unexploited digital abilities of these unemployed young could be worth almost £6.7 billion.…

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