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In 2012 as part of an effort to reduce the number of accidents that were taking place on its railway network, Metro Trains Melbourne launched s highly memorable campaign video. The cartoon campaign features an extremely catchy and upbeat song and runs through all the stupid ways a person could die, making it a viral hit. while we're all laughing and enjoying the campaign, we are still listening to its overarching call to people being safer when around trains. this is an example of Rational appeal True False TOSHIBA

“Because riding tricycles is a major cause ofaccidental injury to young children, the productshould be banned.” State and defend your positionon this issue (the first part of the statement is true).

Twitter EthicsTwitter was created in March of 2006 and launched in July of that year. Since the beginning, it created its so called “Twitter Rules” for monitoring content and behavior. Many users vent out in twitter and in many occasions the comments could be vile, hurtful and disrespectful (Mintz, 2017). Or simply lies that go unverified or uncensored but were issued as if they were statements of truth. Nevertheless, only recently in the second trimester of 2020, twitter decided to become more proactive in applying its rules flagging two of President Trump recent tweets. This was despite of the fact that Pres. Trump has been tweeting as a private citizen since 2009 and produced thousands of tweets as President since 2016. Many has voiced their concerns and disapproval of Twitter selective process of very late intervention and wonder if the ethics of the company are really balanced. In the first flagged tweet Pres. Trump said, without any evidence, that mail-in ballots are fraudulent.…

Read Below: The number of mobile users is growing rapidly as is the number of mobile shoppers. Kraft Foods took notice of that. The company is adapting its adver- tising and sales to this trend. Mobile customers are looking for brands and interacting with Kraft brands. Kraft Foods wanted to make it easy for customers to interact with the company whenever and wherever they want. To achieve this interaction goal, Kraft Foods created a “Food Assistant,” also known as Kraft Food Assistant.The Kraft Food AssistantKraft’s Food Assistant is an app for smartphones that allows customers to access more than 700 recipes. Thus, the consumer can browse easily for ideas. Customers enter a virtual store and open the “recipe of the day.” The app tells the user all the ingredients needed for that recipe or for any desired recipe. The Food Assistant also posts all the relevant coupons available for the ingredients on users’ smartphone. Users need only to take the smartphone to a supermarket, scan the…

Regardless of the reason for mask wearing, masks save lives from pollutants, infectious agents, and cold temperatures. Discuss the impact of mask wearing as a method of public health disease prevention. Prepare a flyer (1-page but folded in half on the long axis) to be health education material for distribution in middle schools (i.e., make it understandable for 6th-9th graders).

Digital social networks (such as Facebook and Twitter) are very popular with individuals. Identify the reason that why individuals will prefer Digital social network over casual social networking or vice versa. List down mental health problems that may arises with excessive use of digital social networking Do we ever need to be concerned about becoming addicted to any Internet activities? Find one example in a news or journal article of a person who was “addicted” to using a social networking site or other online activity.   Rubrics (Grading Criteria) Coverage: 50% Example with citations: 20% Comparison: 30%

Walmart Gets Serious about E-Commerce (pages 56-57) As the world’s largest retailer, Walmart has built thousands of brick-and-mortar stores in the United States, Mexico, and elsewhere. Although a success story when it comes to traditional retail locations, Walmart has struggled with its e-commerce efforts, with recent online sales accounting for about 3 percent of the company’s $300 billion in annual sales. The company has tried several different e-commerce strategies in the past, but none of them was an overwhelming success. Some company insiders objected to the pricing strategy used for online purchases; they were fearful that Walmart’s lower prices online would take customers (and sales) away from the retail locations. Doug McMillon, Walmart’s CEO since 2014, believed a significant change was needed in the company’s e-commerce business, and he recently made changes in a big way. Over the past two years, Walmart spent billions to acquire several online companies to expand its…

Should organizations fear websites where consumers post negative messages about products and services? What actions can companies take in response to this potential threat?

What safety measures can be done to reduce the risks associated with using mobile phones, and how precisely may these preventative measures be put into action?

The goals of meaningful use are to improve communication, safety, efficiency, patient care outcomes, and to reduce health care costs. Explain how meaningful use could accomplish these goals and provide an example for each.

Does e-business present a threat or an opportunity to local traditional stores and wholesalers? Explain.

This is a MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS question.   Question The way children/youth can be framed as simultaneously in danger yet dangerous, or as targeted yet active consumers. What are some specific ways that children/youth have been positioned as susceptible to media, and creative or rebellious users of media?   The answer should be long, please

PLEASE READ FROM BEGINBING   Select an influencer who has 10,000 or more followers on Instagram or tiktok. NO SPORT On the influencer's profile, look for a sponsored post or compensated relationship for a brand. A sponsored post or paid collaboration is when an influencer produces and publishes content for a company on their own account in exchange for payment. Screenshot of this post or have the link!!!.along with sharing a screenshot of the sponsored post/paid partnership, please respond to the following questions. Mention the influencer you chose, the social media outlet where you found the post, and how many followers they have there. Why do you believe this brand choose this influencer to collaborate with? How does the brand image of the company fit with this influencer? Who is the post's intended audience? (Be specific) Do you believe this post was successful? If not, why not? If not, what could have increased its efficacy?

this is a communications class question

Explain cookies, including at least four types, and how they affect online safety?

Solving a problem in mobile auto detailing business during COVID-19 pandemic.

Standards for ethical behavior are constantly evolving. Because social media is based on information users share about themselves, the level of intimacy is much more of a concern than mass marketing. Reactions, likes, following, commenting, geographic data all provide insight about who we are. Movies you watch, where you eat, where you shop, your relationship status, and your political views provide marketers intimate and accurate information about you in nanoseconds. Marketers often use this information in emotional appeals to influence. Social media influence is not always about buying a product; it may use emotional appeals to influence your support for causes or ideals. In 2017 Kylie Jenner appeared in a Pepsi ad that ended with the model/actress seemingly diffusing tension between police and protesters by simply sharing a Pepsi. Well that didn't go over very well... Using the concepts presented in the chapter as a guide, answer the following questions: Do you think social media…

In the context of online business, please define the phrase "separation of concerns."

Should organizations fear websites where consumers post negative messages about products and services? What actions can companies take in response to this disruptive influence?

Explain the use and application of “Control Strategies” in regards to SMS and risk/hazard mitigation.

Currently, many companies decided to use e-CRM for social distancing. Explain the differences of CRM and e-CRM in the current pandemic situation. What are the four (4) factors to consider in implementing and integrating e-CRM? How effective is e-CRM in handling complaints of customers?

How can you apply ethics in communication? Give 5 suggestions

—Investigate diabetes in your community and using information/various concepts covered in the Business Communication course, write a formal report outlining the existing problem, make reference to current literature, and present a discussion on findings and proffer appropriate conclusions and recommendations.

What is dictation? Subject: Business Communication

Describe the manner in which public behaviour has changed as a consequence of technological advancements in the context of internet safety.

During negotiations between Zuckerberg and Whatsupp founder Jan Koum, data privacy was surely an important issue. In this situation, privacy is an example of what type of interest? Multiple Choice   Process   Principle   Substantive   Intrinsic relationship

What safety measures may be done to mitigate the risks associated with the use of mobile phones, and how precisely might these preventative measures be put into practise?