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Television's influence on presidential election coverage and voter decision-making

The availability of televisions in the late 1940's led to the belief that a new period was arising in public communication. Columbia Broadcasting System President Frank Stanton said,

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How American media manipulation undermines fair reporting

Does the American media establishment consistently reflect and report the news fairly, objectively, factually, and in its entirety? The answer to that question, according to numerous sources, is "no" to fairness, "no" to objectivity, "no" to factuality, and "no" to the entirety.

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Ford Motor Company's marketing plan and strategic analysis

Ford Motors completed 100 years in 2003 to become one of the world's biggest corporations. Few companies are considered synonymous with the history and development of industry to which it represents and society throughout the 20th century as the Ford Motor Company.

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Effective communication strategies for motivating employees in multicultural workplaces

If you look for the worst in people and expect to find it, you surely will. (Lincoln, 2006) What we have here...

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American foreign policy and the origins of international terrorism

War on terrorism opens the eyes of Americans on modern geopolitical situation telling them about events in the remote and unknown parts of the world.

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The Inter-Parliamentary Union's role in enhancing international law

The progress to date, though, has been mixed with much more progress being accomplished in some regions of the world than in others.

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Transforming showroom visitors into customers for American used cars in Saudi Arabia

Selling American Used Cars in Saudi Arabia: How to Transform Showroom Visitors into Customers," depicts the title for this MBA project and embodies the hypothesis: While deeming potential used car buyers to be hesitant "one chance customers," when a seller gains insight into buyers' habits, he/she…

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Danny Lovett's "Rod of the Spirit": power and Christian faith

Danny Lovett, a professor at Temple University is viewed as a controversial figure within religious evangelism. He has taught, lectured and written about how to effectively empower us with the spirit of Christ and how to use His power to motivate our witnessing.

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Emotional intelligence testing: Validity and reliability in business applications

Durrenmatt (1996) may have had it right when he said, "Emotions have no place in business, unless you do business with them." Or perhaps, he was wrong. Only the test of time, however, will tell. At this time, nevertheless, this researcher proposes to invest time to:

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Historian bias in interpretations of early Canadian colonial encounters

The three articles: Ramsay Cook, "1942 and All That: Making a Garden out of Wilderness"; Alan Gordon, "Heroes, History, and Two Nationalisms: Jacques Cartier" and Ken Coates and William Morrison, "Winter and the Shaping of Northern History: Reflections from the Canadian North" have several…

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