A short pargraph of the company background
and answer the question:

1. Why does Radio One want to acquire the 12 urban stations from Clear Channel Communications in the top 50 markets along with the nine stations in Charlotte, NC; Augusta, GA; and Indianapolis, ID? What are the benefits and risks? What are the benefits and risks?

2. Assuming that Radio Ones stock price is 30x BCF, can it offer as much as 30x BCF for the new stations?
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Go to the radio advertising bureau web site at www.rab.org describe what you find on the web site. How could this site help local station sales forces? How does the Web site advance the interests of radio? What did you learn about radio that was new information for you? Do you think this site is an effective vehicle for radio. Do a 1 page analysis.

This is an analysis.

This essay is relate to our project about radio and our own piece about it. This essay might represent our aim of this project and how we are really going to make it. I would like this essay will be write by cathii that wrote this order A2042588 number.
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It needs to be about the requirements become a radio DJ and the problems associated with the field and can include how to become a radio dj. One of the requirements is to interview someone in the field and I was going to make up someone to interview, but I am just too busy and ran out of time. You don't have to do that if you don't want to, just try to get as much material in there as possible. I may still add an interview in it if I have time. Also if possible try not to site wikipedia because professors don't count it as a valid source. If you have to use it, just change it up and put it in your own words. Thanks.

Choose a company that?s involved in any one of our chapters, from:
? Chapter 4 ? Radio/Broadcasting
? Chapter 5 ? Television/Cable
? Chapter 6 ? Movies
? Chapter 7 ? Newspapers
? Chapter 8 ? Magazines
? Chapter 9 ? Books
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The company should be currently operating in a specific business corresponding to the chapters mentions above. Your job, in 6-8 double-spaced pages is to outline:
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? The history of the company and how it aligns with the history of their chief technology (at what point in the tech?s history did the company form?)
? The structure of the company (how is it divided, who?s responsible for what?)
? The role of the company in shaping culture via it?s medium (i.e., how did Warner Brothers? films help to evolve the ?studio system? and what role did they play in making film a part of typical American experience?)
? How the company is responding to technological and social/cultural change (how is Cable TV Company X responding to audiences moving online?)
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You shouldn?t have a problem reaching 8 pages with that set of tasks, but you might have a problem sticking to 8 pages. Don?t go over. This assignment is as much a practice in communicating efficiently (packing a lot of info into a tight form) as it is an exercise in comprehensiveness. Describe the company, its history, historical context, structure, socio-cultural role, and response to change.
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All papers must be cleanly and clearly typed in Times New Roman 12-point font, double spaced, on standard sized paper. HANDWRITTEN PAPERS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE. You are responsible for the proper presentation of your paper. ALWAYS PROOFREAD it before you hand it in. A number of small mistakes in grammar, syntax, spelling, or formatting could significantly lower your grade, even if your work is brilliantly argued. See the Writing Center if you know this is a weak point for you, or if you have little experience with university-level writing.
My book is media & culture 8th. and written by Richard Campbell, Christopher R. Martin, Bettina Fabos.

A research paper on the duties of a Program Director in radio broadcasting. Research sources may include: Interviews with Program Directors, internet articles,and trade magazines. The paper should include a job description, required education, daily duties, and how one can obtain this position in radio.

Isolate a theme of Lost City Radio and show how it is developed in the novel. Formulate a theme statement, then turn it into a thesis statement by indicating how you will develop it in your analysis.
an example of theme/thesis statement:
The theme of violence in Lost City Radio is developed through the use of symbolism and setting.

These are some questions that might help you formulate a theme statement:
1) Look back once more at the title of the story. From what you have read, what does it indicate?
2) Does the main character change in any way over the course of the story? Does this character arrive at any eventual realization or understanding? Are you left with any realization or understanding you did not have before?
3) Does the author make any general observations about life or human nature? Do the characters make any? (Caution: Characters now and again will utter opinions with which the reader is not necessarily supposed to agree.)
4) Does the story contain any especially curious objects, mysterious flat characters, significant animals, repeated names, song titles, or whatever, that hint at meanings larger than such things ordinarily have? In literary stories, such symbols may point to central themes.
5) When you have worded your statement of theme, have you cast it into general language, not just given a plot summary?
6) How does the novel's impartial omniscient narrator who observes the thoughts and describes the action of multiple characters and who also provides background information contribute to you understanding of the novel's theme?
7) How does the novel's recursive narrative technique contribute to your understanding of the theme as well?

To receive a passing grade on this final essay, your response should:
1) provide a title that suggests your thesis
2) provide an introduction that includes a brief overview of the novel and any background information to prepare the reader for the argument stated in the thesis statement
3) structure body paragraphs around topic sentences (not plot details) that introduce ideas implicit in the thesis statement and that indicate a logical progression developed in the essay
4) provide adequate textual evidence, including appropriate quoted material. This quoted material should be clearly contextualized and integrated and its significance interpreted (provide as much as possible)
5) choose words precisely; demonstrate competence in grammar and usage convention
6) provide in-text citation to indicate location of quoted material-Provide appropriate internal documentation and a Works Cited page if you borrow any information from any source.

Lost City Radio by Daniel Alarcon:
ISBN: 978-0-06-059481-7

You have until May 1st to finish it
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Every U.S. President since Roosevelt has taken advantage of radio to speak directly to the American people. Recent presidents have had regular 15-minute radio addresses broadcast every Saturday morning. Since there are now so many other media of mass communication, do you believe it is important for this practice to continue? Give your reasons for this answer.

Please find three magazines or newspaper articles for each topic of each industry I will provide. The article must have been published within the last month. In about a page each, provide a brief analysis of the news event. Make sure to limit no more than 2-3 sentences per article of re-capping the news event. Discuss whether you agree or disagree with what happened. What information you feel is missing from the article? What impact will this have on that industry, our society, or the individuals/coporations involved? What other insight can you add?

Here are the catogories that any of the three articles can represent, the essay is a three page paper using these areas:

1. Recording Industry and the change of How radio stations pay royalties.

2. How Internet Brower companies try to get us to use their browers to introduce us to other software.

3.How the media companies want to merge newspapers and television

Please the Title, Author, Pulication, Date, and Link

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The name of the case is Radio Sawa: A new Station for a new Generation. This is a MBA class "Advanced Strategic Marketing" Requirment for the cited is APA style, please use it throughout the paper. Please follow the formate for the Case analysis. I will also email you the instruction for the paper! Please check in the email for the case and the formate for the case analysis. Thanks

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the state of most popular music radio stations these days is not exactly healthy. Many stations have a very limited playlist, others only play "guaranteed" hit songs, and still others play only one style of music. Unlimited commercials and other distractions are another problem.

Describe what you think are the major problems in pop radio today.

If you owned a radio station, what changes or improvements would you make in it, if you had free riegn to do whatever you wanted. Describe you music selections and other positive changes you would make to make your station the hippest one in the area.

Research what elements can make an effective radio commercial and an effective TV commercial.
Compare the elements that make an effective radio commercial and an effective TV commercial.
In addition, consider and discuss the following questions in your answer:
o How do the elements differ from radio to television?
o How are the elements the same from radio and television?
o How are they similar or different from the elements that make online advertisements effective?
o How does consumption vary for all 3 strategies?


* Please use web links to sources.

Visit the website of EPC global, Inc., and use the information to write a brief report on RFID (radio frequency identification) technology and the state of RFID implementation. (http://www.epcglobalus.org/)

Use on web resources only (ex Newsweek, CNBC, etc) do not use wikipidea and it must be 4 indepentant sources.

Show cost, implementation, certification and case studies on RFID. Must be precise and to the point.

Research Paper:
Amateur Radio System: used for fun and for emergency backup

Write an expository paper for your peers explaining how the telecommunications system works and why it is important to education/training/teaching/learning/society.

1. What is it?
2. How it works?
3. Who uses it?
4. The educational applications
5. *Discuss the telecommunications systems

The paper:
1. 12 pages (cover, refs. Do not count toward page length), but no longer than 15 pages. 1 margins.
2. At least 8 references (APA style Manual 5th edition)
3. Provide links to 7 URLs that a user can follow


* Most of the research should cover this area.

this paper should be an evaluation about,the future of radio,

the history of radio CAN NOT BE INCLUDED hoever you can include the big players and some relevant facts no more then 2 pages long.

I would like you to discuss the;
- Current state of Radio broadcasting
- The major threats facing Radio broadcasting
- Prospects of Satellite radio and radio streaming online
- Transformation to the digital age in regards to radio broadcasting
- The future of radio over the next 15 years in this section i would like you to discuss
Multiple scenarios, some Challenges and opportunities facing the industry and Driving forces of change

The project requires that the student provide a comparative analysis of Sirius Sattellite Radio and XM Satellite Radio companies within the Satellite Radio industry.

Industry Analysis Guidelines

Start your digging at the company's Web site. There you will find a history of the firm, descriptions of its products and services, an archive of news releases and past annual reports. Also visit www.freeEDGAR.com where you can access financial statements filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (look for quarterly 10-Q reports and annual 10-K reports). The 10-K reports typically include a lengthy section on risks the firm faces, as well as management's view of the company's prospects. You will need to learn about the firm's industry, as well as the company's competitive position and prospects. Determine exactly how the firm makes money and how financially healthy it is. (Does it have a handful of big customers or many small ones? Rising or falling debt levels? Rapidly increasing sales and profits? Piles of cash?)

At www.quicken.com/investments and www.marketguide.com, among others, growth trends, price charts and more are a click or two away. At www.office.com, you can learn a lot about many industries. Finally, you will also find industry perspectives, company news and a host of research resources at www.fool.com.

Another important step in the business research process is to learn something about your company's industry. Some questions to consider include:

What are the industry trends and areas of growth?
Who are the leading companies in the industry?
What products and services are in the greatest demand?
What new technologies?

Please follow the next format for the case of study:

1.- What does you strategy group map of the radio broadcasting industry look like? Which strategic groups do you think are in the best positions? Which are in the worst position?

2.- What key factors determine the success of companies competing in the radio broadcasting industry?

3.- What are the key elements of XM radio's strategy? Is its strategy working well ? what do you make of the company's enormous losses?

How the invention of the FM radio changed society as we know it in the 20th century.

1.) Who discovered the FM radio and how or why did it come about?
2.) How does it work?
3.) How did it dramatically change society as we know it in the 20th century?
4.) Is it still uses today?
5.) How did it change society for better or worse?
6.) Other interesting stories or information behind the invention?

I request the writer Serban Brebenel. I will be sending a case study that should be read. You can use the case study as once source, then please provide with two other sources. Respond to the following questions based on the case study in essay format, and from a strategic marketing perspective. Write from the third person.

1) What are the implications of the expected launch plans for XM's rival Sirius? (1 page)

2) What revenue model should Robert Acker recommend that XM pursue to capture value from satellite radio? (1 page)

3) Given the business model selected, what should the marketing plan for launching the XM service be? (Include briefly the communication strategy, channel design, pricing and incentives?) (2 pages)

4) Create a SWOT analysis of XM. (1 page)

5) Where do you see XM five years from now and why? (1 page)

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The paper basics needs to tell what satellie radio is, how it works, how much it cost, and who the to major companies are in the industry. Paper needs to be in APA format

You will write a 10 page paper on Lee de Forest and his contribution to the world of Radio. You are required to provide at least 5 bibliography references.
Please include a lot references to music.

In her essay ?Hate, Radio,? Patricia J. Williams says that she hears the
?snide polemicism? of talk radio everywhere in contemporary America and that
such ?crude demagoguery? makes her sick (747). In other words, William is
saddened by ignorant and self-appointed leaders (and their followers) whose
words and ideas serve no other purpose than to set people against each
other. What worries does Williams express about certain talk radio shows?
What, according to her, are such shows doing to America? Do you agree? Why
or why not? To what extent do you agree (or disagree) that these types of
shows have infected the way Americans think and relate to each other? On
what do you base our opinion? Write an essay in which you offer an extended
analytical response to Williams? opinion by addressing these questions. Be
sure to use well-considered examples, personal experience, and observations
to illustrate your response. Keep in mind that your purpose is to respond
to the above quote from Patricia J. Williams; your essay must indicate and
be built around this purpose.

DO NOT SAY:
That Williams needs to lighten up or that she simply needs to turn off the
radio. In other words, DON?T attack the author of the essay.
A good plan of attack:
1). Reread Patricia J. Williams? ?Hate Radio? as needed, underlining and
making notes to yourself to clarify her chief points.
2). This assignment is asking you to look critically and deeply at William?s
essay in order to develop a response. The questions in boldface-type above
provide you with a starting point for developing and organizing your
thoughts. Think of each question, and other related questions that will
undoubtedly arise as you begin to formulate your own opinion, as the focus
of its own section within your essay. That is, try to answer each question
completely, using carefully considered reasons, examples, and textual
evidence that you introduce, interpret, and then respond to. Keep going
until you have answered all of the above questions thoroughly; this should
keep you focused and on-track towards a thoroughly developed response. Be
sure to provide your readers with all the background information they?ll
need to understand what prompted you to write this essay in the first place.
And, as you conclude your essay, be sure to provide your readers with a
sense of significance, of why your opinion should matter to someone other
than yourself.
3). Make notes and an outline to help you plan your paper.
4). 10-12 font size.

When I grade it I will be using the criteria in the following rubric. Keep
in mind as you draft and revise. An A essay will have thoroughly and
effectively considered each of these questions. THE FOLLOWING WILL BE
STRICTLY ENFORCED:


Do you have an effective introduction that identifies your audience, states
your purpose, and includes a thesis?

Does your thesis statement identify your topic and make an assertion about
it?

Do your paragraphs have topic sentences that relate to the assignment?s
given purpose and to the essay?s stated thesis? Do the ideas in each
paragraph relate to both its topic sentence and to the assignment?s overall
purpose? In other words, is each paragraph sufficiently developed, logically
organized, and unified, coherently built around a single, on-top progression
of thought that supports your thesis?

Have you ended your essay effectively, leaving your readers with a final
thought or challenge and thus giving your ideas broader significance?

Have you made vivid and careful observations so that your readers can easily
and immediately understand how they?re relevant to your point?

Have you analyzed your observations, explaining to your readers why you
agree or disagree with William?s opinion? That is, are you moving beyond
merely stating THAT you have a certain opinion to also discussing WHY it
matters, examining the significance and implications of your observations,
as well?

Is your thinking thought-provoking and carefully considered, reflecting a
sincere attempt to treat your subject with complexity and substance?

Is your writing clear and grammatically sensible? Are your style and tone
appropriate for academic writing at the college level?

Have you shown improvement based on your Writing Progress Log?

Have you proofread your essay for spelling, punctuation, grammar, and
formatting errors?

Type the paper in 10-12 font size only. Give it a title. It must be 3-5
double-spaced pages with one-inch margins all around and edited for
correctness. (Please note: anything less than 3 full pages is not
acceptable work.) Number your pages.

PLEASE ALSO NOTE THAT:
Any of these errors will be taken into serious consider:
Organization, coherence, phantom quote, transition, vague/lacking
development, faulty logic, weak introduction, weak conclusion, weak thesis,
wordy, awkward wording, mumbo jumbo, diction error, syntax error, noun count
error, article/determiner error, sentence variety, shift in discourse,
sequencing, tone, mixed/inc, construction, comma splice, fragment, fused
sentence, faulty parallelism, dangling/misplaced modifier, faulty
coordination, incorrect verb tense, incorrect verb form, verb tense
consistency, subject-verb agreement, noun/adjective agreement, pronoun form,
pronoun reference, pronoun agreement, spelling error, capitalization error,
punctuation error, comma error, apostrophe error, quotation error,
documentation error, formatting error, misreading.

Dilemma: Same insturctor
Class 1 wants a proposal which is chapters 1,2, and 3
Class 2 Chapter 4 - 7 is the Graduate Research report
So it is hard for me to decide to get the Reserch proposal or research paper.

Good infomation in Flight Safety Foundation www.flightsafety.org

Topic: Approach and landing (artical can be found Nov-Dec 98 and Jan - Feb 99 name of artical killers in aviation)
Title Page must be a question.

Hypothesis: Using the radio altimeter as an effective tool can prevent Approach and Landing accidents.

Chapter I. 1 or 2 page Introduction (Background of the Problem)
Chapter II 8 pages of relevant literature (documents and research studies pertinent to the research project)
Chapter III 2 pages methods and procedures (Research design, model, survey population, sources of data, data gathering device, instrument validity, and treatment of data and procedures)
Chapter IV 1 page results
Chapter V 1/2 page discussion
Chapter VI 1/2 page conclusions
Chapter VII 1/2 or a paragraph on recommendations
5 to 10 references

Position Paper

Take a persuasive position on Yellow Back Radio Broke-Down by Ishmael Reed that interests you.

or you could ake a positon whether you like or dislike the book.

or you could take a position that Indian are being superior race in the book.

or you could take the position on what the book says about modern society.

or you could take the position that Yellow Back Radio Broke-Down does or does not belong in the Top 100 books as stated on the back cover of the book.

or you could take the position why or why not read this book.

Whatever position you choose to take please give three reasons to support your position. Develop each reason with strong topic sentence and Must follow the AXES form. Remember this is a 5 paragraph essay, I don?t want you to do research on this paper. You could give counter arguments, examples and opinions to support your position. Do Not use the word ?it? when write this essay.



What is "AXES"?
A good AXES-form paragraph contains each of these elements.

A Assertion
An assertion (also known as a topic sentence) is your statement about the topic under consideration. Just as a thesis informs the reader of the topic of an essay, a good assertion lets the reader know the topic of a paragraph. An assertion should take a stand or make a claim about an issue. It should reveal your position on the topic. In addition, a topic sentence should warrant discussion; it should be a position or stand that is not obvious or self-explanatory. Make your assertion unique or controversial.

X eXample
An assertion requires proof or evidence. An example is a quote or passage from the reading that supports or proves your assertion. Your example should be a direct quote from the text. Select phrases or sentences that confirm ("back up") your assertion.

E Explanation
Examples (quotes) require explanation, that is, you must spell out or demonstrate how your example actually supports, or proves your assertion. A good explanation illustrates or shows how the quote confirms your claim.

S Significance
Importance is a synonym for significance; so is consequence. Every paragraph should include a statement that tells the reader what makes your assertion important. Significance answers the question "So what?" It also shows how your assertion is related to real life. Your significance should tell the reader how this paragraph is significant to your thesis statement.

the e-Activity
Research the Internet for an article that describes how an industry of your choice is using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. Examine the uses, advantages, and disadvantages of RFID technology. Be prepared to discuss.

Part 1 write a one page
From the e-Activity assume that you are a CTO of a retail organization that has adopted the RFID technology. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages your organization could experience with this technology in relation to the organization?s supply chain and logistics Imagine the information system for Wal-Mart was suddenly nonexistent. Choose the data management system you would put back in operation first. Justify your response.
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Part 2 write a one page
Imagine you are starting a Web business and want to incorporate cloud technology. Describe how you would incorporate cloud technology into your business model. Justify your response. Assume you are a CIO of a startup company. The company needs to implement an IT infrastructure. Describe the infrastructure and argue which of the four characteristics of an IT infrastructure (dependable, manageable, adaptable, and affordable) is the most important to consider when acquiring IT infrastructure support components. Support your response.