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    content with the results. Ted Turner, the creator of Cable News Network (CNN) was indeed successful in his life by overcoming personal problems, financial issues with his business, and by creating multiple broadcasting networks. Turner was born the eldest of his siblings, Robert Edward Turner III on November 19, 1938 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Growing up, Turner’s father, Robert Edward (Ed) Turner Jr. would physically abuse Ted in result of suffering from bipolar disorder; Ted later discovered that he too had bipolar disorder. Turner was abandoned by his family during World War II when his father left to the Navy. During this time, Turner stayed at a boarding school in Cincinnati and was later enrolled in Georgia Military Academy. He then attended a McCallie, a boarding school in Tennessee in 1950. In 1956 he enrolled in Brown University but did not graduate and his parents divorced in the same year. 7 years later, in 1963, while struggling to run his business and cope with his disorder, Ed Turner shot himself. This tough upbringing led Turner to strive for greatness.…

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    A portion of Spring Street was recently renamed after Ted Turner, an Atlanta business tycoon. Ted Turner Drive runs through downtown Atlanta serving as a permanent marker of his accomplishments. “It’s very humbling to know that a city thought enough of you to name a portion of the city after you,” Turner said about the street. Turner, founder of CNN, has lived in Atlanta most of his adult life. He is an important and revered figure to the city. Along with CNN, he has also owned the Atlanta…

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    According to the Interactive Session on Turner Broadcasting and e-commerce on pages 381-382 of textbook, Information systems in global business today. Management Information Systems (11th ed.), the study reviews Turner Sports New Media, which is the sports division of Turner Media and Turner Broadcasting System, TBS. This paper will discuss the unique features of e-commerce, how the Web enhances the TV business and adds value, why NASCAR TrackPass is a good example of Turner Sports New Media’s…

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    Historically, America has been predisposed towards racism against African-Americans. However, Americans, for the past century, have effectively ignored the issues with race that the American society still faces in the criminal justice system. In his TED Talk entitled “We need to talk about an injustice,” Bryan Stevenson addresses the issues with the American criminal justice system by detailing the problems and showing the important role the citizens of American can play. Although the topic is a…

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    The use of statistics and experiences from other individuals helped to provide a good explanation of this information. Baron’s offering of a timeline on the development of technology helped develop the argument on technology by providing the benefits of technology while acknowledging its negatives. The use of digital media outlets, such as TED Talks, are useful tools that help provide information in a appealing way. For example, some individuals, such as myself, may prefer to watch a video to…

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    Nat Turner's Confessions and Frederick Douglass' The Heroic Slave The names of Nat Turner and Frederick Douglass are remembered because of the fame that they earned as black Americans during pre-Civil War slave period. However, their names color the pages of history books for widely different reasons: Nat Turner led one of the greatest slave revolts in almost 150 years of slavery, while Frederick Douglass obtained his freedom and education, going on to become a renowned speaker, author, and…

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    The following worksheet needs to be completed for the Bonus Assignment in BA 1500, Fall 2016. Answer the questions completely and use concepts from class to respond to the questions. If any of the questions are not answered, the assignment will be not be evaluated. 1. What is your name and section number (e.g., 100, 101)? Ashley Braun BA1500-101 2. What Ted Talk did you watch? What is the URL (copy the link to this document)?…

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    I love TED Talks. In the quiet morning before school, I found myself pursuing the Internet looking for a catchy title and a topic of which I wish to learn more. I am often provided with a creative idea, new perspective, or meaningful message for me to reflect upon and apply to my life in some small way. TED Talks are created by passion, intelligent individuals who have amazing messages to share with the world. While some topics have more of a direct correlation to my life than others, these…

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    importantly though, deception, the lies that create false hope and a brighter future. In Joyce Carol Oates’s, “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?”, we watch as a young girl named connie falls victim to Fear, lust, and deception through a man named Arnold Friend, who she encounters while hanging out with a friend. We watch as he slowly changes his role in Connie’s life and how he uses the power of lie to control, excite, and destroy her. With the help of Pamela Meyer 's’ TED talk called…

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    An important as aspect of communication is making the receiver of the message want to listen what the speaker says. The way people perceive the speaker affects whether they will listen to accept what he has to say. For example, in President Obama’s speech, if members of the audience do not like President Obama, they will not accept his message. The audience in Holt’s speech perceives the speaker as credible because they made time to come to the TED talk and listen to Jim Holt. This relates the…

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