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CONSTRUCTED RESPONSE 1. What was the one child policy, and what made China's government want to put it into action? The one child policy was a policy started in 1980 to help with China's rapidly growing population. The policy stated that a family could only have one child and that you would be punished if you didn't follow.

Social media has become one of the main methods for public shaming. Many activists have used it as a way of getting attention with the media, but others have used it as a form of entertainment to watch people’s lives get burned to the ground. Though public shaming can be very entertaining it can also be hurtful and can even cause people to lose their jobs along with their self respect. The article How One Stupid Tweet Blew Up Justine Sacco’s Life, written by Jon Ronson, describes how the punishment for using social media inappropriately can be detrimental to your future

Social media can seem to many as a necessity and the countless internet based tools enhanced the sharing of information making it possible to post a reaction anywhere, anytime and even on anything impact the brand or the image of the organization. This made organizations focus more on social media content proactively and while handling the social media channels governance is important and special care needs to be taken to safeguard an organization reputation.

In the case of Panera, LLC. Vs. Michael Nettles and Papa Johns, Panera issued a complaint against an employee of the Papa John’s company for alleged misappropriation of trade secrets. Both companies are based out of Delaware, Panera is stated with the notion that they “consider its customer-facing technological innovations to be an integral part of its consumer appeal in a competitive market” (“Recently Filed Cases”, 2016). Panera is under the assumption that Papa John’s runs their company in a likeminded fashion, and therefore the hiring of Michael Nettles, whom was the former VP of “Architecture in its information Technology department from July 2012-July 2016” (“Recently Filed Cases”, 2016), puts him in a position to release sensitive information that belongs to Panera.

Nearly everyone has access to some form of social media. So when one group of people are singled out and criticized it can have a widespread effect and many

The largest voices in social language are coming from social media platforms. Currently, Twitter and Facebook have amassed an audience of millions and heavily influence culture and dialect in the U.S. Political speech, which uses propaganda, has become a tool for social media platforms. Recently, elections largely relied on media platforms to campaign and permeated social media language, because they were over publicized and indoctrinated into people’s mind. American political speech is unethical because it uses propaganda such as silencing, double speak and slanting, which has affected social media and has become a source of entertainment through pillory. There is an online culture that’s created a new relationship between companies and consumers. This has opened a communication channel that seems to have adopted speech patterns from politics. When people open apps such as Twitter, they frequently see companies degrading their customers for laughs. For the first time, companies such as Wendy's have the freedom to silence people without consequence, because of the wave of silencing that has been seen in our elections. On Wendy’s Twitter there have been instances of people commenting on their food negatively, and mocked using ad hominem. It gives the impression of small banter, but this is just one example where people have made a comment, been shut down, and some forced to take down their comments or accounts due to backlash. This was common in our recent elections, leading

Have you ever been scrolling on Facebook and read the comment of a fellow business owner and thought, “wow, I know they know better”. Society place business owners on a higher pedestal then other citizens. Business owners are viewed as being leaders, well-spoken and educated. With these heavy weights it is important that business professionals try to adhere to these views so that they are taken seriously by potential clients, investors, and other entrepreneurs. However the social media pages of some business owners are needless to say less then professional. Being a business owner you are the Brand of your business. If the image you are representing on social media is in a negative light then so is the image of your business. To help out my fellow moguls here are the top 10 things not to post on social media if you are a business person.

Strategic issues deals with questions that affect the following within an organization: mission, values, structure, resources, trends, and processes (Thomas, Mcdaniel, 1990). Furthermore, strategic issues include opportunities, threats, and problems (Thomas, Mcdaniel, 1990). Papa John’s is a part of the fast food industry, consequently, there are changing dynamics within this industry. Most recently, people perceive the fast food industry as being unhealthy, which could cause consumers to start seeking healthier options. Moreover, healthy foods could be consider a trend, which could have an adverse effect on the pizza industry. Furthermore, Papa’s Johns has made strategic decisions to address issues consumers have about unhealthy ingredients

One major issue with the current use of social media is the policy of employers investigating their employee’s social media accounts. As Michaela Whitbourn of The Age notes, “The use of social media accounts to assess candidates for work, education and other opportunities was "an area of growing concern"(Whitbourn 1). In a world where political correctness and social justice reign supreme, businesses want to ensure that they are legally secured in the case of any negligence an employee may incur. Today, many companies would consider risqué or controversial social media posts as forms of negligence. There have been many occurrences over the last few years when an employee has been fired after making an insensitive, inappropriate, or immodest post on Facebook or Twitter. For example, “Ehling, a paramedic and nurse was terminated from her employment and sued… the key issues revolved around a Facebook post she made suggesting… paramedics should have allowed a patient with offensive political views to die”(Malouf 2). In fact as evidenced in another example, social media can disable someone from obtaining employment in the

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“Tweet that!! Post that pic on Instagram!! Slide in my DMs!!! Add me on Snapchat!!!” These are the phrases our generation love to use when we try to interact with one another. Social media is a great way to open up opportunities and can assist us with getting our merchandise/business/art promoted or advertised for the world to see. However, there are numerous ways that social media can ruin people’s reputation/careers/future in getting a job. Today I am going to provide the positive and negative features of social media.

In 2016 Samsung faced a devastating blow its corporate image, when malfunctions in the newly released Samsung Galaxy Note 7 lithium battery causing these devices to unexpectedly explode endangering the safety of its consumers and other innocent civilians. Maintaining a favorable image is crucial for organizations, and crises threaten this making the need for effective communication of vital importance. Samsung’s exploding devices was a traditional crisis, however what makes it an intriguing case for analysis is the influence of social media in exacerbating the crisis and causing debilitating harm organization’s reputation. Crisis communication

We cannot deny how big of an impact social media has on our lives now, not only on people but businesses too. It has opened a whole new door to the business world and given them a big opportunity to interact and attract a larger amount of customers. It’s given us a new and faster way of communication by exchanging pictures, stories, news, blogs, online discussions, etc. In exchange businesses have benefited by a long shot just by the click of a button. With the help of the Internet a company no longer is dependent on a particular customer base to survive because now it can reach out to a worldwide audience within seconds. It’s imaginable the countless business attributes of all social media to this day and still is growing. Social media

Social media provide benefit and good effort to PR practitioner, journalist and organization in many circumstances, the researcher want to investigate the negative outcome from the social media, and how the social media impact the organization to damage rather than build a relationship with their publics.

Social media can be seen from completely different aspects and points of views. A major role in these different opinions plays mostly the age of the beholder, because social media made an enormous change in the last 50 years. One very important aspect in our today’s society is to get as many information as possible in a very short time period ("Impacts of social media”) Through social media and especially social networks such as twitter and Facebook, the information gets spread extremely fast. There are for example reporters who search on those networks to get information for their news and articles. (“Impacts