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Internet Article Marketing
Article marketing has been used by professionals for nearly as long as mass print has been available. In paper-print form (as opposed to online forms), article marketing is utilized commonly by business owners as a means of obtaining free press space. A business provides useful content to the newspaper and in return the newspaper prints the business contact information with the given article. Because newspapers and other traditional media are expected to present content on
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Internet Article Marketing
Article marketing has been used by professionals for nearly as long as mass print has been available. In paper-print form (as opposed to online forms), article marketing is utilized commonly by business owners as a means of obtaining free press space. A business provides useful content to the newspaper and in return the newspaper prints the business contact information with the given article. Because newspapers and other traditional media are expected to present content on
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Article Analysis
A. Introduction 1. The article Title : "Review: Knowledge Management and Knowledge Management Systems: Conceptual Foundations and Research Issues" Writer : Maryam Alavi (John and Lucy Cook Chair of Information Technology, Goizueta Business School, Emory University) Dorothy E. Leidner (Texas Christian University) Journal : MIS Quarterly Vol. 25 No 1, pp. 107-136/March 2001 Special note : this article is considered as Review articles survey, conceptualize, and synthesize prior MIS research and set directions for future
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Mental Illness - Schizophrenia Research Paper
Ashley Caldwell March 16, 2011 Sociology 110 Professor Love Mental Illness- Schizophrenia There are many mental illnesses in the world. Many sociologist, criminologists, psychologists, and psychiatrists have long studied these diseases to try to find a cure, or even a starting point, of figuring out how to better approach them. Schizophrenia is a common disease in society. You may think not many people are affected with it, but they are. Schizophrenia, or split personality disorder,
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Marketing Research
The purpose of this report is to give an overview about how Qatar Airways is working to be more popular and accepted, and to estimate different strategies the company is using to attract more people. These methods or strategies can be summarized in three points: First, the relationship between the state of Qatar and Qatar Airways, as well as the role of Qatar in every step of the company development This will be examined in
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Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellowship Program for 2010 Embryonic Stem Cell Research and Leukemia
Introduction: The objective of my research is to discover a possible effective treatment for leukemia using embryonic stem cells. Stem cells are cells that have the ability to continuously divide and differentiate into various other types of cells during early life and growth, serving as an internal repair system as long as the person is still living. When a stem cell divides, each new cell can remain a stem cell or become another type of
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Escobar and Sachs Article
Both the Escobar and Sachs articles focus on development and standard of living in poor nations around the world. However, each author writes with very different objectives. Escobar focuses more towards development as an overreaching concept, and citing specific human-related problems related to industrialization in poorer countries. Sachs focuses on development as well, however instead he takes more of an environmentalist view. He does not necessarily argue against development flat out, but he emphasizes how
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English Essay (research)
Introduction: My research into the short stories of Witi Ihimaera clearly shows common themes within his writing. I have read seven of his short stories, Beginning of the Tournament, Fire on Greenstone, A game of cards, The Whale, In Search of the Emerald City, The Other Side of the Fence, and Yellow Brick Road. In reading these stories, 4 common themes can be found within his writings, the importance of family and non-materialistic, non-competitive simple
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The Research of the Delivery of Cargo Without Bill of Lading by Carrier
The Research of the Delivery of Cargo without Bill of Lading by Carrier. Major content is as follows: Wiith the developing of international shipping, the limitation of Bill of Lading is increasing appearance. The act of delivery of cargo without bill of lading is much common in shipping marketing, while the international convention and domestic law are too imperfect to solve the problem. As a consequence, the dispute of the delivery of cargo is increasing
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Article Summary of "science and Technology Policies, National Competitiveness, and the Innovation Divide" by Carin Holroyd
May 10, 2011 Article Summary "Science and Technology Policies, National Competitiveness, and the Innovation Divide" -Carin Holroyd Summary A technological development have allowed for more efficient transfer of goods and services and has the world on a trend towards a globalized economy; different regions (within and beyond national borders) are interdependent although they have specialized resources and production, each part is essential to complete the final product. Developing countries in Asia, such as China and
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Its All About Experimenting: A Research Paper on the Issue of Breastfeeding
Based on the article titled, "The breast whisperer" by Elissa Gootman, the article introduces a 52 year old part medical professional, therapist and sleuth woman by the name of Freda Rosenfield and her quest to assist many distressed mothers and their newborn babies when it comes to breast feeding. She has seen roughly about 2,000 moms concerning this situation and has seen many successful results from her clients. Ms. Rosenfield has had a series of
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Research and Development
Unilever is strongly focused on research and development (R&D). The group's strategy of product innovation is supported by a strong emphasis on research and development. The group has six central research and development laboratories (three in Europe, one in the US and two in Asia) and various other regional and local technology centers. The group employs more than 6 000 scientists and product developers in Research & Development (R&D) worldwide. In 2006, Unilever spent over
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Stem Cell Research Legislation
"In the beginning there is the stem cell; it is the origin of an organism's life. It is a single cell that can give rise to progeny that differentiate into any of the specialized cells of embryonic or adult tissues." STEWART SELL, Stem Cells Handbook Have you ever thought that humans would eventually see the day where we could cure the incurable? That there would be a solution to cancer, AIDS, and birth defects? A
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Ethics Article Review
Ethics Article Review The article I chose to analyze is "It's a Matter of Integrity- Professional Ethics; Accounting" by William L. Schreiber. In the article Mr. Schreiber discusses how public trust of accounting firms eroded after Enron, WorldCom, and other recent similar situations. In the article he also explains what CPA's are doing to repair their reputation in the publics' eye. Mr. Schreiber also discusses CPAs using good sound judgment, and being committed to integrity.
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Bio Articles 1-3
New research suggests diabetes transmitted from parents to children In this article, they talk about inheritance maybe be the reason that diabetes rates are rising so much, in children and young adults. They say that DNA is a primary mechanism being that a child gets his or her genes half from their mother and half from their father. What scientist are trying to find all the different types of inheritance and try to have an
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Res 320 - Foundations of Research
RES 320 - Foundations of Research Chapter 7 2. Define the distinctions between primary, secondary, and tertiary sources in a secondary search. Primary sources is defined in our text book as "original works of research or raw data without interpretation or pronouncements that represent an official opinion or position" (2006). Primary sources are always the most accurate because the information has not been changed or misinterpreted by a second party. Primary sources include memos, letters,
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Research Paper Hris
Abstract: Designing and implementing a HRIS system for the Masonic Home of New Jersey's personnel department requires strategic planning, team work, and research. After speaking to the Director of Human Resources, I was able to narrow down the department needs and make recommendations. The needs are: Application processing, employee benefits, payroll, performance evaluations and pay increases are currently being done using MS Excel which is very consuming. The HR department also has trouble with redundant
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Compare and Contrast the Views of the Early Researchers in Human Development with Those of the 20th Century
The development of humans has been a topic of research for many centuries. Early researchers all had various theories of the life span of humans, which lead other theorist later on coming up with their own. Human Development is a scientific study of psychological, emotional and social changes that occurs in humans over their life span. The old views consisted of the Tabla Rasa view by John Locke, Natural Selection view by Charles Darwin and
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Auditing Research Paper
The auditing profession is made up of individual auditors who should possess a strong ethical framework and report on issues or anticipated issues (Dumon, 2008, par. 3). Auditors review, analyze, and evaluate the process, products, services, systems, organization, and employees (Dumon, 2008, par. 2). Auditors assess the accuracy, validity, reliability, verifiability, and timeliness of organizational information, as well as the sources and processes by which that information is produced (Dumon, 2008, par. 2). Auditors also
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Stem Cell Research
"Research involving human embryonic stem cells and human non-embryonic stem cells have the potential to lead to better understanding and treatment of many disabling diseases and conditions. Advances over the past decade in this promising scientific field have been encouraging, leading to broad agreement in the scientific community that the research should be supported by Federal funds."(Pres. Barrack Obama) Stem cells provide huge potential for finding treatments and cures to a vast array of diseases
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Research on Photography
The basic idea of photography has been around since the 5th Century B.C. The first attempt to create a camera was made by an Iraqi scientist on the 11th century called the camera obscura. However, images were not created, they were simply depicted in another surface. In the 1930's Joseph Nicéphore Niépce created a portable camera obscura to expose a pewter plate coated with bitumen to light. This was the first documented image that did
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Research Outline
Tyler Eusepi Ballentine Comp 1301.313 16/11/2010 Research Outline College can ruin lives just as fast as it can make them because the secret behind the scenes of college can and will cause trouble, health problems and possible ending of one's' college career. 1. Factors that predict self-perceived problem drinking among college students. a. Alcohol consumption compared to other students. b. Why students drink. c. When do students drink. 2. Pregaming a. What is pregaming? b.
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Research Interviewing
Omnitel conducted a market research interviewing more than 5000 current and potential customers to understandtheir expectations. The results reflected that customers were not particularly happy with the concept of monthly fee.They also conducted a conjoint analysis to uncover the preferences of their customers for alternative product designand pricing option. The results indicated that customers wanted a different set of tariffs for local calls, long distancecalls and international calls. TIM, at that time had only two
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Concepts in Animal Behaviour: The Historical Development of Research and Ideas Leading to a Modern Understanding of Communication.
Concepts in Animal Behaviour: The historical development of research and ideas leading to a modern understanding of Communication. In The Beginning. The study into animal behaviour could be said to have started in the 17th century when Descartes began to offer mechanistic reasons for the behavioural processes of organisms (Charlwood, D., 2009). The subject really began to put down its roots when Darwin raised the subject of various behaviour patterns in animals and the mechanisms
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Research Paper
Abstract The world we live in has truly changed, we are now accustomed to a web base society where our everyday life consist of using the internet. Due to this technological change, their has been several advances in marketing techniques to accommodate for this new audience. Traditional media marketing has always been the forefront in advertising efforts. However, one must wonder, is media marketing truly as effective as it used to be or has e-commerce
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