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    With respect to EA, this discontinuous change comes in two forms. The first began in 2004, with the signing of an exclusive licensing agreement that would allow EA exclusive rights to all NFL and NFLPA properties, as well as similar agreements with the NCAA, and AFL. (Feldman & Surette, 2004)The signing of this agreement gave EA the exclusive right to create NFL games, which took form in “Madden”. This fundamentally changed the industry, as established franchises such as “NFL Blitz” from the now defunct Midway Games, had to be renamed to “Blitz: The League”, and could no longer feature NFL teams or players. (Dutton, 2011) Beginning with Madden 2006, EA was the sole producer of all NFL, NCAA, and AFL videogames until 2012. This is when the second discontinuous change takes effect. A class-action antitrust lawsuit was brought against EA by consumers, which resulted in a $27M payout to consumers who purchased a game by EA under these titles. EA also gave up exclusivity of the market. (Carter, 2012) With this lawsuit settled, the competitive nature was once again transformed, as other companies could sign licensing agreements with the various leagues, and EA would be forced into competition, and out of their monopoly over the football simulation market. Punctuated Equilibrium Punctuated Equilibrium is “A view of industry evolution asserting that long periods of equilibrium are punctuated by periods of rapid change when industry structure is revolutionized by innovation.”…

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    Nt1310 Unit 5 Lab Report

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    Pre-Lab 10 CS 122L - 5 Points Total Objectives ● Learn how to use anonymous functions ● Practice with looping intervals Deliverables ● Submit your pre-lab answers in Bblearn under the Lab 10 pre-lab assignment area. 1) The anonymous function allows us to easily create mathematical functions, and store them in variables. The documentation below provides additional details. http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/anonymous-functions.html: For example, let’s say we wanted to…

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    The arm was distorted and had a series of rectangular shapes to form the arm, which bass considered to represent drug addiction. Preminger however disagreed with Bass over which animated sequence with the arm looked the best. Bass argued that “the sequence fell flat without animation” but Preminger disagreed. The official compromise was “staccato-like movements as the arm segments maneuvered through the visual progression”. After this compromise, the sequence went down as a classic in American…

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    Nt1330 Unit 1 Assignment

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    I have worked as a Team Leader in a call center, customer service environment from 2002 to now. As a Team Leader, I am responsible for managing a team of 17-23 phones specialists and supporting the department issues, should any arise day to day. I field questions and help solve issues for specialists regarding customer interactions, employee relations, and development goals. The three aspects of my role that I enjoy most are developing people to realize their full potential and achieve…

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    Zero-Pay College Athletes

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    so long as they made it so poor people couldn’t afford to take time to play without reward, only the rich could practice and compete” (Deford 673). Deford defines this as the start of the idea of amateurism. The upper-class wanted to keep members of the lower-class out of their sports tournaments. By making sports compensation free, the upper-class was able to keep their sports to themselves. Later, when the NCAA was founded, they implemented the idea of amateur athletes competing for no pay.…

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    Decline Of Track And Field

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    Field With soccer, football and basketball becoming so popular, track and field is being left in the dust. When several track and field events are only available to watch on websites such as ESPN3 or NBC Sports Live Extra, it lowers the viewership of the sport. The sport of track and field has been one of the country's oldest sport. Before the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the highlights and stories of the track and field were national and athletes got more notoriety. Now, athletes…

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    College Athletes Be Paid

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    typical Division I college football player devotes 43.3 hours per week to his sport -- 3.3 more hours than the typical American work week” (Edelman, Marc). Throughout the era of college sports there has been a large and continuous debate about why and whether college athletes should be paid for the services and income they provide their respective colleges. In most cases people agree that college students simply do not have the time to maintain a job while having to juggle college classes and…

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    Rube Walker Biography

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    His dedication and creation of “Walker’s Law” and the five-man rotation is what brought Walker to coaching a winning team for the World Series. However, no athlete is perfect and it is shown by facts and statistics that even Albert “Rube” Walker faltered some seasons and excelled in others. There is a great lesson to be learned that through trials and tribulations you will eventually succeed in what you want to…

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    Steroids Be Banned Essay

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    In 1991, steroids were banned from Major League Baseball and in 2003 testing of the Major League Baseball players began. I think steroids should be let back into Major League Baseball because steroids can help with some medical injuries such as strained muscles or even broken bones, steroids would also give the sport more of an edge like Major League Baseball fans are looking for and because it is also wrong for people to think steroids are a bad thing when they have not experienced it.…

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    family and in 1920 he moved to Pasadena California with his siblings and mother, Jerry Robinson left the family in 1920. Growing up in Pasadena California he was raised in relative poverty, Robinson and his minority friends were excluded from many recreational opportunities. As a result of being excluded, he joined a neighborhood gang, his friend Carl Anderson tried his best to persuade Jackie to abandon it. Most African Americans don 't get the chance to go to post-secondary education, let…

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