Essays on Airtime

It’s a principle that provides the basic and the essential part in the mathematics of sorting and even counting. This principle was introduced by Johann Peter Gustav Lejeune Dirichlet in 1834. He called it the shelf principle or drawer principle. However, many people appreciate his insight and call it the Dirichlet drawer principle. The name pigeonhole was introduced in 1940 by Raphael Robinson. In the literal sense, pigeonholes refer to shelves or holes used to place pigeons. Thus, the principle roughly states that if one has a given number of boxes and a given number of items to ...

Introduction

Customers and businesses have realized that flexibility in communication is among the best ways of reaching out to each other. The need for improved relations has contributed to organizations changing the way they do business in efforts to accommodate interactive platforms for responding to customer inquiries in real time. Online marketing is key to promoting effectiveness and efficiencies of how goods and services are offered to customers in ways to improve brand and customer loyalty. Among the major benefits offered by online marketing is the ability to easily reach out to global markets without incurring many costs in advertisements ...

Abstract

The investigator examines ESPN first take and their coverage of black athletes. The intent is to compare the representation of black athletes opposed to their white counterparts. Research on this issue and aspire to extend and expand my findings by focusing primarily on the coverage that is done specifically by ESPN first take and how they use social media as the court of public opinion. Some of the issues that I will share will be similar, and others will be dissimilar, as the goal is to make a correlation in the treatment. Research material will be varied. (Key terms: ...

Introduction

This research will use the coverage that the televisions and other audiovisual devices had to analyze the 2012 presidential elections. In essence, the United States of America’s election in the year 2012 was the 57th presidential elections in the history of the nation. The contestants included the Democrat’s Barack Obama, with Joe Biden as his running mate and Republican’s Mitt Romney, with Paul Ryan being his running mate. The election was closely contested and for the first time, it became difficult to predict the course of the results. Both candidates seemed strong and were backed by strong running ...

Commercials are forms of advertising that offer visual or audio effects or both to their target audiences. Thus, they can be the most efficient form of advertisement in terms of hooking people’s attention and creating lasting impressions if done creatively. Commercials run either on televisions or radios. Televisions give both audio and visual effects, making it more efficient in creating lasting impressions than radios. However, radios have a wider reach and can be useful in building a massive following. Whether one is using a radio or television, the factors critical to the success of any commercial include a catchy phrase or jingle, ...

Art was described as an expression of what ran in the mind of a person. It was as a result of creativity and imagination. These could be in the form of things that were visible such as paintings and decorations. They could be in the form of imaginations of things that could be written such as songs, or pieces of literature. They could be both creative and imaginative such as dances. Generally, art was appreciable pieces of human work accepted for their beauty and entertainment. Forged art on the other hand was simply taking on someone’s original work and making ...

In 2006, a small scale experimental program in Kenya called M-PESA transformed payment strategies for emerging markets. This test program was started by Vodafone through funding from the department for international development. M-PESA started in Kenya on March 2007, in conjunction with Safaricom, a leading mobile telecommunication company in Kenya. It is a mobile phone application payment service where “M” stands for mobile and “Pesa” is a Swahili word denoting money. Currently, over nine million clients use M-PESA monthly to transact tens of millions. In developing economies, people work far from where they live and send domestic payments to their extended families in ...

M-PESA

In 2006, a small scale experimental program in Kenya called M-PESA transformed payment strategies for emerging markets. This test program was started by Vodafone through funding from the department for international development. M-PESA started in Kenya on March 2007, in conjunction with Safaricom, a leading mobile telecommunication company in Kenya. It is a mobile phone application payment service where “M” stands for mobile and “Pesa” is a Swahili word denoting money. Currently, over nine million clients use M-PESA monthly to transact tens of millions. In developing economies, people work far from where they live and send domestic payments to their extended families in ...

Celtel Nigeria

Celtel Nigeria was the second largest mobile telecommunication company in mid-2007. The company had a 28 percent market share and approximately 28 million subscribers. The company had experienced success in its operations in cities and large towns. In mid-2007, Celtel shifted its attention from the cities to the rural regions inhabited by poor consumers. The rural regions have 50 percent of Nigeria’s population providing a massive untapped market. The company has experienced several challenges when reaching the rural customers. Majority of the rural areas had no connection to the national electricity grid and the telecommunication towers had to be run ...

Question: Write an Essay on The Fairness Doctrine.

Discuss its origins and its demise The Fairness Doctrine originates from a premise that radio broadcasters should not just present one side of any controversial issue. The doctrine was not formalized until 1941, but the FCC did go ahead and revoke the licenses of several licenses for being ‘unfair’ in the way they presented controversial issues (Sandman et al. 1972). Sandman records that there was even a radio station that lost its license just for running editorials. When the Fairness Doctrine was formalized in 1941, these are the major principles that were crystallized, as recorded by Sandman (1972): ...