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    of K-pop music and artists on consumer goods, advertisements, social media, and daily life, has profoundly influenced ideological standards of domestic and international culture. With technology, social media, training programs, and international popularity, the Korean pop music industry has played a significant role in shifting consumerism, standards of beauty, gender and societal roles, music production trends, international culture, and the future of the industry as a whole. South Korean popular

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    From the beginning of time, history has never been proven wrong that governmental and politician involvement has affected many communities in a negative demeanor. A prime example of history is The Mexican Revolution during the 1910’s which sought the eradication of injustice and exploitation of disenfranchised communities. For that reason, we see the creation of the most single popular Mexican Corrido a narrative song and poetry form, a ballad. The prominent components of the corrido include an introduction

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    popular culture. In Graeme Turner’s Understanding Celebrity, he discusses the effects of contemporary popular culture representing celebrity as an icon of cultural change (Turner Understanding Celebrity). The power of a celebrity uses his status and popularity to create discourse with the public and media; how each present themselves to an audience in performances or marketing, these functions as general tokens of success in their glamourous lives (Driessens). The discursive effect in the celebrity contemporary

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    The A-League needs to invest in advertising Football’s popularity has increased within the space of 10 years and it is now a dominant force within our sporting landscape. We are now regularly seeing crowds of 40K turn up for Melbourne and Sydney derbies and the increase in mainstream popularity has certainly contributed to this. However, one aspect I believe the A-League could potentially improve on, is the external advertising of its matches and finals series. In comparison to rival codes, the NRL

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    1. Compare the business models and core competencies of Google, Apple and Facebook. Google, Apple, Facebook and each have different business models. Each company focuses on different things that makes them unique and stand out to their customers. Google’s business model is geared towards mobile computing and the Internet. The company wants versatile smartphones that allow access to the Web and the use of applications that can be used on different devices. Google also has strength in advertising

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    to compete with Basketball and Football for popularity. If it’s able to become the third major collegiate sport it must coexist with MLS academies. The path won’t be easy however it’s necessary if American Soccer want’s to remain stable. For the first time in a long time apart is growing before our eyes. Lacrosse is thriving but it’s a niche sport. American Soccer’s growth is starting to resemble the popularity Baseball achieved. This popularity could be stabilized and even boosted by Collegiate

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    There is a growing sentiment that nationalist and conservative political parties are increasing in popularity and influence around the world. While this may be true to some extent, it is arguably the rise of the “New Right” that is gaining significant momentum in surging popularity and influence at this current time. While it is easy to suggest that nationalist, populist, conservative and even fascism is becoming more mainstream and acceptable in modern society, it is important that the New-Right

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    is the incredibly fast spreading of zombie disease, which is the opposite happened in Walking Dead the infected people become dead only if the infection killed them, and it takes hours for them to be transformed. These two films have expanded the popularity of zombies. Popular culture has become obsessed upon the apocalypse for many reasons. Zombies are the definitive enemy who are frightening as they transferred from being normal human being to dead and walking

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    graders to understand the effects of popularity. The main question asked is whether popularity in adolescence is a positive or negative influence and how this effects a student over a period of time. This study was conducted because it is rationalized that popularity is always a positive influence on an adolescent. It is explained that popularity amongst peers can be seen as positive or negative. Deviant behavior is said to increase drastically based on the popularity of an adolescent and how their peer

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    to the Android, iPad, and iPhone app profile pages of these brands, right on Google’s first page. The URL pages of these apps are presenting powerful opportunities to occupy the first page of Google SERPs for mobile and desktop searchers. App Popularity Optimization via Organic Search The opportunity is a product of the collision between

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