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Violence In Entertainment Today
948 words
From 1979 to 1989, the firearm homicide rate for
persons 15 - 19 increased sixty-one percent. Male
youth in the U. S. are more than five times as
likely to be victims of homicide as to youths in
many other developed countries. The violence in
many entertainment programs has increased to over
seventeen percent. The violence in entertainment
today is affecting society as evidenced by the
content of the material, the increase rate of
violence, and the reluctance to deny access. Many
people acknowle...
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Remember The Titans Comedic And Tragic Entertainment
581 words
The human race has an unquenchable thirst for
entertainment. The need to be entertained can be
seen through the ages; however, the need for
entertainment is greater now more than ever.
Because of the use of modern technology, humans
have more free time; thus, leaving more time to
fill with entertainment. The most common form of
entertainment in the modern society is cinema.
This powerful media has spawned what modern man
knows as entertainment. For example, movies are a
simple an effective way o...
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Romances Of Chivalry Don Quixote
2,183 words
I. Introduction These books are written chiefly to
the young, the ignorant, and the idle, to whom
they serve as lectures of conduct, and
introduction s into life. They are the
entertainment of minds unfurnished with ideas, and
therefore easily susceptible of impressions; not
fixed by principles, and therefore easily
following the current of fancy; not informed by
experience, and consequently open to every false
suggestions and partial account. Samuel Johnson
[W]e are polluting the world with our...
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20 Th Century Vertical Integration
1,952 words
Background The entertainment industry demonstrates
a multi channel structure, with companies owning
several forms of companies in each link of the
value chain. The industry is converging toward a
single model, which combines production of content
with multichannel distribution. All companies try
to sell content in many ways, e. g. movie, TV
show, book theme park, etc. All but two of major
players in the industry conform to this model.
Non-conforming companies have regulatory barriers
(foreign ow...
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Form Of Entertainment Tessie Hutchinson
965 words
The Message Sent in "The Lottery" The shock value
of Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery" is not only
widely known, but also widely felt. Her writing
style effectively allows the reader to pass a
judgment on themselves and the society in which
they live. In "The Lottery" Jackson is making a
comparison to human nature. It is prominent in all
human civilizations to take a chance as a source
of entertainment and as this chance is taken,
something is both won and lost. As long as human
civilization has e...
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Television News Amp 8230
753 words
Entertainment and News News coverage, whether by
television, radio, the internet, or newspaper must
be selective, selective not simply in which
stories it reports but in how it presents them as
well. The media is incapable of providing a
rundown of everything that has transpired in a
day. Therefore, editors, reporters, etc& #
8230; decide what will go into the reports.
Equally important, reporters are still human
beings who, in spite their good intentions,
occasionally succumb to anger, jeal...
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American Slavery And Entertainment
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American Slavery and Entertainment For the
American slaves entertainment did not have the
same sense it has to people in the 21 st century.
The legislation produced by the white
slave-holders never gave the slaves an opportunity
to fully express themselves from the religious and
cultural prospective. It was extremely difficult
for the slaves to retain something that was purely
African. So they started to sing songs and compose
poetry. Later, when some of them became free and
educated, they also ...
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The Corporate Profiles For Volkswagen And Sony Corporation
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The Corporate Profiles for Volkswagen and the Sony
Corporation Corporate Profile: Volkswagen Group
Volkswagen Group is German manufacturer of
automobiles. Gesellschaft zur Vorbereitung des
Deutschen Volkswagen's mbH was founded on May 28,
1937. On September 16, 1938 the due to owners
decision the company was renamed Volkswagenwerk
GmbH. In 1949 Pon's Automobielhandel, Amersfoort -
the Dutch importer of automobiles starts first
commercial export of Volkswagen cars. In 1949
Volkswagen Group create...
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Case Analysis Harrahs Entertainment Inc Loyalty Management
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Case Analysis: Harrahs Entertainment, Inc Loyalty
Management Introduction Times have changed and our
thinking about the way we manage our improvement
activities has to change. Good is not good enough.
Only the very best will attract customers in
todays competitive environment. We have to excel
in all parts of our organization. We have to have
an organization that wows the customer, not just
satisfies them. (Harrington, 2005) Facts From 1937
and up till now Harrahs Entertainment, Inc. has
been on...
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Television Shows Big Brother
1,078 words
In the past five years, the entertainment industry
has been more and more focused on the idea of
reality-based entertainment. This vast desire for
seemingly live television has made a great impact
upon major network television stations. Shows such
as MTV? s Real World and CBS? s Survivor are great
indicators of society? s obsession with drama in
a? live? situation. It seems our infatuation with
these shows stems from our desire to focus our
attention away from our own tribulations and focus
on p...
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Quot Quot Walt Disney
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The Mouse Trap // It seems thats everyones angry
with Mickey, from the left and right. But the
anger is really centered on the way the Walt
Disney Co. reflects our culture and the values we
all say we uphold. Star Tribune; Minneapolis,
Minn. ; Jan 10, 1998; Martha Sawyer Allen; Staff
Writer; Sub Title: [METRO Edition] Column Name:
Faith & Values Start Page: 05 B ISSN: 08952825
Abstract: Religious conservatives decry what they
say is the Walt Disney Co. s move away from "
family values a...
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Quot New York Times One Of The Largest
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Overview Disney Interactive, a division of the
Walt Disney Company, designs and distributes video
game software and educational products. Located in
Buena Vista, California, the division administers
Disney Online, a provider of entertainment
products and information resources on the
Internet. Disney Interactive is also affiliated
with the ABC Internet Partnership (another Disney
Co. subsidiary), the largest provider of news
content on the Internet. Disney Interactive
Merging the resources of Dis...
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Los Angeles Times Japanese Animation
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Thirty-five years ago, Japan s entertainment
industry found an answer to its problems. Still
developing in the aftermath of defeat in World War
II, and the subsequent restructuring plan
instituted by the United States, Japan was without
surplus resources. There was no money for the
production of films. American films soon began
invading the Japanese entertainment industry. Yet
the Japanese people longed for entertainment which
would reflect their own culture. And so animation
developed in Japan ...
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African Americans Asian Americans
995 words
At some point in the course of human events,
America decided that the television was their Dali
Lama, their cultural and spiritual leader.
Overlooking its obvious entertainment based
purpose, Americans have let the television
baby-sit and rear their children. I do not recall
a manifesto from the television industry, but
society put television in a role it does not have
authority in. The only thing television set out to
do was provide the passive entertainment American
society wants. True, televi...
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Christian Science Monitor Film Industry
1,357 words
Alfredo Room Prof. Lawton English 102 25 Apr. 2000
Minorities and the Film Industry Its September,
the kids are back in school, and its time for
another new season of television. Another round of
must see Felicity, Friends, and Frasier, with a
side of ER and some Nash Bridges for dessert.
Loads and loads of Caucasian males and females
making us laugh, and cry. What you do not see are
Black, Hispanic, or other minorities making us
laugh, and cry. In this day and age, where
everyone gets a fair sh...
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Hundred Years Ago Snow Falling On Cedars
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Air, food, water, shelter, and fire are important
elements of life for human bing's. Without those
elements humans could not possibly survive. Those
are the obvious ones, but have you ever thought of
something else that you couldn? t live without?
When you answered that question did television, or
books come to mind? If they didn? t then think
again. Entertainment is a very important part of
our existence, especially in our culture. Without
entertainment, whether it be individual or with a
group...
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Nine Inch Nails Rock N Roll
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MTV History In 1954, the release of Rock around
the clock, known as the original white Rock n Roll
song and becoming number one on the pop charts,
marked a turning point in the history of popular
music and its success in the future. In the late
70 s, early 80 s, Reagan was president, then
Senator Al Gores wife led the crusade against
inappropriate rock lyrics and founded the Parents
Music Resource Center (PMRC). The hippies became
yuppies and began to devote their time to raising
well mannered, ...
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Dysfunctional Families Lead Singer
1,684 words
Music Television Station (Mtv) And Public
Broadcasting Music Television Station (Mtv) And
Public Broadcasting Station The broadcasting of
the Music Television Station (MTV) and Public
Broadcasting Station (PBS) inform the public of
various issues concerning news, politics,
education, and also a source of entertainment. MTV
is a television station that is hip and trendy,
while it still covers the main issues of todays
society. MTV is known for its flamboyance, the
host / hostess are dressed very ...
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Dark Side Target Market
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Executive Summary The Dark Side, is an after hours
coffee shop located on East Evans Avenue and South
High Street. Hours of operation being 4 pm to 2
am, the intention is to attract people ages 15 to
30 years, mostly being students especially from
the University of Denver. By offering three
distinctive atmospheres within the coffee shop our
goal is to satisfy the diverse needs among this
age group. We will do this by implementing a study
room, a lounge and a main room. On weekends we
plan to hos...
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Amusement Parks Nineteenth Century
673 words
Popular Culture in the 19 th Century During the
Nineteenth Century there were several kinds of
popular culture that became increasingly popular.
I will discuss some of the types commercial
entertainment that helped the people of this time
have other options to relieve some of the
pressures of everyday life. Realistic Theater
becomes popular and the invention of the magic
lanterns which was an early slide show projectors,
which could have been found in dime theaters.
Minstrelsy an art form, which...
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