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Telecommunication is a term that is used to refer to any communication that is long-range. In the current digital age, telecommunication relates to the use of electronic devices that facilitates communication between electronic devices, computers, and people. Several technologies complement telecommunication devices and make them work efficiently. The basis behind this technology is the ability to convert signals that contain infinite values (Borschke 63). The most common theme is that these analog

I do believe that the advent of digital reproduction has changed the art of printmaking. According to the book, “Exploring Art: A Global, Thematic Approach,” by Margaret Lazzari and Dona Schlesier states that printmaking is the method of creating a variety of images and designs and then printing them onto paper. As technology has advanced over the years, so has the process and creation of art. For instance, artists are now able to make sculptures from computer-aided programs and print them into three-dimensional

No one person has the right or the ability to definitively determine whether or not something is ethical. Ethics are subjective, meaning they depend on the individual's own feelings and opinions. Take Robin Hood for example, he steals from the rich and gives to the poor. In that particular situation there are two ways to analyze the situation, one from the rich man's point of view and the other from the poor man's point of view. The same thought process can be used in evaluating the ethics of piracy

During the 1950’s, music was evolving. Rock and roll’s growing popularity, the rise of middle-class prosperity, the beginning of the teenage era, the dominance of inexpensive 45 rpms, and the growth of radio stations led to changes in music and the way it was marketed, promoted, and distributed (Hutchinson, 2015). While some of these changes were necessary and positive, others were damaging and downright illegal. As such, the payola scandals came into play. Payola was a term that referred to

Plagiarism, as defined by Webster’s dictionary, is to steal or pass off the ideas or words of another as one’s own, or using another’s production without crediting the source. Plagiarism is not a crime unless the plagiarism infringes upon a copyright or trademark (legalzoom.com.) The definition of integrity, as defined by Webster’s dictionary, is a firm adherence to a code especially moral or artistic values. Therefore, the definition of academic integrity is a firm adherence to the academic code

2000s With advances in technology this was the era in which music was able to spread to millions of people with just a simple click of a button. The format of music changed completely from music being played on records or cassette to being able to have 100s of songs just on a mobile device. Along side the format aspects this era saw some of the greatest artists come and go, for example Michael Jackson who is considered the king of pop who hit his peak in the 2000s before dying in 2009, as well as

The purpose of this memo is to better understand how the cloud has changed the music industry for both artists and users. This is an evaluation of 5 of the most popular cloud-based music streaming applications. These applications allow people to have access to more music than ever before, wherever they are. Each app has different features that may make them appealing to different people, so it is important to evaluate them to see strengths and weaknesses. Background Since music streaming on the

Plagarism Date: 9/2/15 Plagiarism is essentially using work from somebody else and not giving them credit but claiming it as your own work, also considered ‘theft’ of another’s intellectual property. Intellectual property is defined as work, inventions, or ideas created by another person. Protecting intellectual property can be obtained by applying for a patent, copyright or trademark which thereby ‘legally’ claims ownership. According to the law, these applications are provided to us as a basic

Introduction: To discuss plagiarism, one must first define this term which all college students so deeply fear. In short, it is the taking of another person’s words, thoughts, or ideas and presenting them as one’s own by not crediting the original author. Laws against plagiarism are instituted to protect the expressive and intellectual creativity of original artists. But in the visual arts, there is a fine line between plagiarism and allusion, between stealing someone’s work and incorporating

Piracy has been around for hundreds of years. They commit illegal and often violent acts against coastal areas and ships at sea. They are regarded as enemies of the shipping industry taking custody of crew member, cargo and vessels and not returning them unless a ransom is paid. It is a crime against humanity that can result in murder, kidnapping, and extortion. International law forbids piracy and is often confusing because each country has their own laws in respect to dealing with this ancient