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Bryan Anna Professor Hester Advertising Book Report 7/14/2006A Big Life in Advertising By, Mary Wells LawrenceAbout the Author Mary Georgene Berg was born in Youngstown, Ohio in 1928. At a young age she attended dance, drama and elocution classes
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AAAA (American Association of Advertising Agencies) National organization of advertising agency business, representing 630 agencies of various sizes. AAAA agencies place close to 80% of all advertising appearing in U.S. AAAA has developed standards o
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Confessions of an Advertising Man By: David OgilvyJacob Shelton July 18, 2006About the Author David Ogilvy is known as the father of advertising in many advertising circles. He attended Christ Church College, Oxford, but did not graduate. Instead
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Truth, Lies, and Advertising: The Art of Account Planning ~ Jon Steel A Review by: Ryan White, PID: 710466730 July 18, 2006 JOMC 170 Principles of Advertising1About the Author: Jon Steel is a 1983 graduate of Nottingham University in England with
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JOMC 170.001 Summer 2006 Book List (Descriptions from Amazon.com) Ogilvy on Advertising by David Ogilvy A candid and indispensable primer on all aspects of advertising from the man Time has called "the most sought after wizard in the business". Truth
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The Fall of Advertising and The Rise of PR Tyler Brown In summarizing this book, I can most easily complete my task by simply referring to the title. The age of advertising, Laura and Al Ries claim, is past. While advertising once was an effective wa
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Creative BriefPeople dont like ads. People dont trust ads. People dont remember ads. What will make this one any different?Why are we advertising? To increase consumption of Diet Coke in the morning. Whom are we talking to? People who eat breakfast
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Zack Harrison JOMC 170 7/18/06 Book Review - AdcultAdcult is term coined by author James Twitchell. In a book by the same name, Twitchell explains the term describes the ways in which advertising represents, interacts with, and becomes popular cult
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Megan Singletary JOMC 170 July 14th, 2006 The Art of Writing Advertising The Art of Writing Advertising, by Denis Higgins, is a compilation of conversations with several legends of the advertising industry. Personal histories, philosophies, and secre
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Michael Cusumano Jomc 170.001 July 18, 2006 Ads, Fads, and Consumer Culture The author of Ads, Fads, and Consumer Culture, Arthur Asa Berger, is professor emeritus of broadcast and communication arts at San Francisco State University, where he taught
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JOMC 170 Media Math Review Use the data in the table below to answer the questions.Adults 219,588,235 10,608,000 10,338,000 9,483,000 9,554,000 9,153,000 9,032,000 Women 18+ 111,990,000 6,175,270 5,839,300 5,279,350 5,167,360 5,055,370 4,943,380 :30
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July 17, 2006 MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: RE: JOMC 170 Joe Bob Hester Homework #3 Create an adAs discussed in class, your assignment is to create an outdoor bulletin using the creative brief provided. This assignment is due at the beginning of class on T
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July 21, 2006 MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: RE: JOMC 170 Joe Bob Hester Homework 4Complete the Media Math Review. This exercise serves as both a homework exercise and an exam review. If you can do the calculations on the review you shouldn't have any proble
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Anthony DelosoBook Report: Life After the 30-Second SpotAbout: Joseph Jaffe Joseph Jaffe is a consultant, speaker and one of the foremost thought leaders on new marketing. He is the founder of jaffe, L.L.C. (www.getthejuice.com) - a "New Marketin
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by Suzanne McGeeeaking Free From Budgetsan overly rigid budget process keeping you from thinking strategically and seizing opportunities?Over the past 15 years, Bill Kling has buih Swiss-American Products Inc. into a consumer-products juggernaut,
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INLS 210-96 Electronic Business for Information ProfessionalsBusiness Models Retailing June 2, 2000Today's Readings! !! !Strategy & Business - REI Climbs to the Top Knowledge@Wharton - Who's Buying on the Internet (subscription required) Mana
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INLS 210-96 Electronic Business for Information ProfessionalsInternet Advertising May 31Todays Readings!!! !U.S. Federal Trade Commission Advertising and Marketing on the Internet: The Rules of the Road BusinessWeek - Dot.Com TV Ads: The Go
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C L A R E N T C O R P O R AT I O N S U C C E S S S T O RYA P P L I C AT I O N S O N D E M A N DTMCorio Delivers the IT Platform Needed to Support Clarent's Ambitious Growth Strategy-Corio Intelligent EnterpriseTMS U C C E S SS T O R YClar
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INLS 210-96 Electronic Business for Information ProfessionalsThe Foundation May 24, 2000Todays Readings! !!HowStuffWorks.com How e-commerce works Business 2.0 10 Driving Principles of the New Economy The New York Times (subscription required)
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Issues and AnswersA Talk with Virender Ahluwalia, Head of Finance Vertical Networks Inc.Q/AQ. Your companys model revolves around hosting.How have you come to have such a high comfort level with the concept?Company: Vertical Networks, Inc. Ap
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INLS 210-96 Electronic Business for Information ProfessionalsPlatforms for e-business June 12, 20001TCP/IP Platforms! ! !Internet Intranet ExtranetDesign principles Interoperable supports hardware and software from different vendors Layere
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INLS 210-96 Electronic Business for Information ProfessionalsWeb Design June 1, 2000Today's Readings! !!HotWired.com - The Foundations of Web Design (All 5 Lessons) InformationWeek Online - Usability on the Web isn't a Luxury ZDNN Developer!
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School of Information and Library Science University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Electronic Business for Information ProfessionalsINLS 210-96, Summer I 2000 Syllabus _ Instructor: Scott Brown Office: 206A Manning Hall Email: wsbrown@email.unc.e
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INTERNATIONALDATACORPORATIONASPs Are for Real . But What's Right for You?An IDC White PaperAnalysts: Clare Gillan and Meredith McCartyIntroductionTwo years ago, IDC began gauging buyer inte
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INLS 210-96 Electronic Business for Information Professionals"All commerce is e-commerce, so get used to it."Wired.comCourse Topics! ! !! !Evolution of Electronic Business Electronic Business Models Integration of Electronic Business and Tra
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INLS 210-96 Electronic Business for Information ProfessionalsMarket SegmentationTodays ReadingsTodays Web Sites!Forrester ResearchStrategic Marketing Planning Process! ! ! ! ! ! !Corporate mission/Objectives Identify marketing opportunit
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INLS 210-96 Electronic Business for Information ProfessionalsDigital Payment Systems June 13, 2000Consumer Transactions! ! !55% Cash 29% Check 16% ElectronicRequirements! ! ! ! !Acceptability Anonymity Convertibility Efficiency Flexibility
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INLS 210-96 Electronic Business for Information ProfessionalsInternet Marketing May 30, 2000Today's Reading! !! ! !Christopher Locke - The Cluetrain Manifesto 95 Theses and Chapter 1 Joseph Pine and James Gilmore - The Experience Economy: Cha
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Rogers, Everett M., Diffusion of Innovations, Fourth Edition, Free Press, 1995. ISBN: 0-02926671-8.Chapter 1: Elements of Diffusion Diffusion is the process by which an innovation is communicated through certain channels over time among the memb
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A Taste of Computer SecurityThere are miscreants everywhere in all domains from vandals in a representative parking lot to high-profile terrorists on the international scene. Today, computers are used in all walks of life: they are in your homes,
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Emerging Threats: From Discovery to ProtectionW32.MyfipSpeaker BioJoe Stewart Senior Security Researcher LURHQ Threat Intelligence Group Started as an intrusion analyst with LURHQ in 2000 Research on Sobig led to formation of Threat Int
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Internet Applications Week 5Diane KellyWeb Environment: ColorMonitors differ in the number of colors that they can display, if they display color at all. The most common types of color displays: 8bit (256 colors); 16-bit (~65,000 colors); and 24-
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Human-Computer Information Retrieval Part 1Gary Marchionini University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill march@ils.unc.eduOutline HCIR motivation and vision Example 1: Relation Browser Example 2: Open Video Reflections and ImplicationsGary Ma
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Augmentation of Intellect: From Engelbart 1960 to SILS 2007INLS 818G. Marchionini, UNC-CHIT advantages Faster Time to task completion Better Qualitative differences? More Manage complexity?G. Marchionini, UNC-CHEngelbart's Process Hi
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INLS 201 Conceptualization & OperationalizationDiane KellyConceptualizationThe mental process whereby fuzzy and imprecise notions (concepts) are made more specific and precise so that we can observe them Establishes an agreed-upon meaning for a c
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Internet Applications AudioDiane KellyHow is audio used on the web?Music Speech Background noise Sound effectsQuestions you must ask .What purpose does this audio serve on my website? Will users who are unable to hear the audio miss any critic
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A Survey of Light-Weight Transport Protocols for High-Speed NetworksPresented by: Satnam Singh Andrew DzhigoOUTLINEIntroduction to eight transport-layer protocols Define the functions under consideration Summarizes the characteristics Conclusion
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Packet Reordering is Not Pathological Network Behavior By Bennet, Partridge, and Shectman Presented By: Dan SariskyIntroduction Existance of packet reordering Extent of packet reordering Causes of packet reordering Faulty network equipment Loc
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Automatic Metadata GenerationGary Marchionini INLS 818Metadata Critical to Information Architecture Expert Assignment (indexing) Social Networking (tagging) Automatic Techniques Implicit Recommendations based on behavior (collaborative filter
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BLS Case StudyGary Marchionini INLS 818Goal: Improve BLS Web-based Dissemination: 1996-2004 1996-7 Needs assessment (w/Carol Hert, Anita Komlodi) Interviews (in house, external) Email content analysis Transactions and query log analysis User-
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Internet Applications Week 3Diane KellyBased on material from Kelly, Barker, Chaffin, Dempsey, VilesInternet ApplicationsThe Internet includes many applications or services including:Telnet, FTP, Email, News, Gopher, World Wide WebAssociated
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INLS 201 Validity and Reliability; SamplingDiane KellyCriteria of Measurement QualityValidity: the extent to which a measure adequately reflects the real meaning of the concept under consideration Reliability: the extent to which a measure yields
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INLS 201 Research Questions & Hypotheses & VariablesDiane KellyResearch Questions: Getting StartedResearch is about thinking Select a topic or focus for your research Conduct a preliminary literature review Narrow your topic Identify a problem R
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INLS 201 Unobtrusive Research & Content AnalysisDiane KellyUnobtrusive MethodsMethods of studying social behavior without affecting it Researcher is removed from the interactions, events, or behaviors that are being studied Contamination is avoid
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INLS 201 Week 6 Experiments & EvaluationDiane KellyExperimentsExperiments involve taking action and observing the consequences of that action Most appropriate model for explanatory research, and particularly for hypothesis testing Most often cond
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Internet Applications Week 7Diane Kelly1XHTML & CSSSeparation of Structure and Content from Format and Style2Style Sheet Location1.Inline Styles<h1 style="color: red">Internet Applications</h1> Instead of<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">Doc Con
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Internet Applications Week 6Diane Kelly1XHTML & CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style language that you can use to define the visual presentation (format) of a web page XHTML is a reformulation of the HTML vocabulary as an Extensible Marku
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Internet Applications Color & GraphicsDiane KellyColorRGB color model for sources that emit their own light (e.g. computer monitor, TV) CMYK color model for sources that do not emit their own light (newspaper, magazine, book) Psychology of color
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INLS 201 Qualitative Data AnalysisDiane KellyProcess : CodingCoding is classifying or categorizing individual pieces of data Coding also involves creating techniques for future access and retrieval Open Coding: codes are suggested by the research
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INLS 201 SurveysDiane KellySurvey ResearchAppropriate for descriptive, explanatory, and exploratory studies Includes the use of a questionnaire (a document containing questions and other types of terms designed to solicit information) Questionnai
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1 INLS 201 RESEARCH METHODS Fall 2004 PRACTICE EXAM For question 1 through 3, identify the correct level of measurement for the variable. 1. Price of a book, measured in US dollars. a. b. c. d. Nominal Ordinal Interval Ratio2. Martial status, measu
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Survey for Research Methods Thank you for agreeing to complete this survey, which I am conducting for a course on research methods at the University of North Carolina. Our class will use the data that we collect with the survey to learn about data an
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INLS 201 Week 9 InterviewsDiane KellyInterviews : One-on-OneA two-way conversation, but not a "normal" conversation Perceptions of, and power in, the interview situation Personal viewpoints and reflexivity Relationship brief but intense Usually t
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Internet Applications Week 1Diane KellyBased on material from Kelly, Barker, Chaffin, Dempsey, VilesEarly VisionariesVannevar Bush (1945). As we may think. The Atlantic Monthly 176(1), 101-108. Memex a system on which books, pictures, periodica
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Internet Applications Week 9Diane KellyHTML Table<table width="300" border="5" cellspacing="5" cellpadding="5"> <caption align="top"> Table Caption </caption> <tr> <td>Column1</td> <td>Column2</td> <td>Column3</td> </tr> <tr> <td>123</td> <td>456
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INLS 201 EthicsDiane KellyHistory: A Timeline of Events1932-1972: Tuskegee Syphilis Study 1939-1945: Nazi "Medical Experiments"[1946], 1947: Nuremberg Trail and Nuremberg Code1944-1974: US Human Radiation Experiments1953: First US policy for