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    Friday of the month during golden hour so they look great for Instagram (please help me Kickstart this b movie that I am trying make more appealing to a new demographic (small town farmers who are cross breeding animals for new age cute internet memes)). This isn 't some…

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    What benefits does privilege provide? Why do people seem to hate the word? Literary critic, Parul Sehgal, in her informative paper, “How ‘privilege’ became a provocation”, argues “Privilege blinds, because it’s in its nature to blind”(Sehgal 1). Sehgal explains how the definition for ‘privilege’ has changed over time and how it affects people today. People view privilege as an undeserved success; one simply attains privilege by birth or luck, rather than working for it. This thought process…

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    Silverman Social Media

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    Bleacher Report or Buzzfeed are doing, it cannot be called journalism. It cannot even be called news, since, the content which is being popularized, isn’t even being read for its merits or it’s relevancy. This entire construct relies upon whatever memes happen to be viral at that time. Then the social media, virality machine will simply slap it into a headline and a few scattered lines of description below a video. Silverman’s assessment of Bleacher report is “it produces easily shareable,…

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    The Western Cultural Escalation Life articulates with culture. Culture is the result of an influx of ideas which creates norms and ideologies of certain regions. Modern day culture, tends to be a hybrid of a myriad of aspects of many cultures around the world. An alpha of all of the included cultures tend to be “western culture.” Although Western culture, with its rigid bond with modernization, plays a dominant role in shaping world culture, such as creating necessity for freedom, nationalism,…

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    The largest social media channel has been teasing us with native video advertisement for a while, but couple of months ago, things got real During Facebook 's third-quarter incomes, founder of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg announced that now his team will turn efforts towards video marketing promotion this year. Zuckbergs said, “most of the Facebook content is the content that people are liking and sharing with their fans community and followers”. In to the news feed videos fit very well and it 's…

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    Essay On Tide Pods

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    really make a difference because that’s the internet. The internet takes the boundaries and lines that are deemed unacceptable and smashes through it , makes a mockery of it. The internet has been known to make fun of very unsafe acts and turn it into memes such as drinking bleach, and killing yourself. But the same reason that allows people to make a mockery of dangerous acts like that is also what makes the internet great and thats whats so frustrating about it. It’s the freedom of speech and…

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    I am not going to lie, I procrastinated over this thesis. It is a constant battle for all students. Take for an example, a common sophomore named Penelope. Penelope was just assigned an essay on the meaning of happiness. Let the procrastination begin. First, she thinks, “Oh, yeah, I have all week to finish this essay; it’s due on Friday, which is so far away.” Two days later, “Maybe it’s a good idea to start thinking about the topic,” but then she discovers there is a new movie on Netflix that…

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    Project Symphony

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    NBCUniversal uses Project Symphony to help promote their properties. Their properties consist of television networks, movies, parks, and resorts. Project Symphony was the company’s way to promote synergy. Synergy is when every asset is working together to reach a shared goal. This does not mean that each contributor acts individual, however each piece compliments the other piece of the puzzle. Burke wanted all the company’s assets to work together and not as individuals to reform their culture.…

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    When I was in high school, I had entertained the idea of advertising; the idea of finding innovative ways to influence someone’s interests in a specific product was intriguing. I have a very creative mindset, and felt that I could generate new and exciting advertisements. Although my interests shifted to military service, I was still fascinated by how advertisements guided our daily norms, ideal perceptions, and notions about what we wanted, or thought we needed. As I began to pursue my degree…

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    RWBY on Pinterest. I can’t even take a shower without blasting music with my computer on the toilet next to me, or sleep at night without that same music playing. I see these same trends in my fellow Millennials, whether it’s through their share of memes with me, their obsession with media outlets like Facebook, or even the inability to get off the phone for a conversation. Everything we see, everything we believe, everything we are is a collection of 1’s and 0’s. The instant gratification of…

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