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    Under new editorial leadership, BuzzFeed gradually adopted new routines resulting in an increased focus on hard news stories, thus gaining more credibility by other news organizations. BuzzFeed began creating and sharing news that transitioned from its previous soft news to hard news. With this, the content produced by BuzzFeed news shifted from an entertainment-oriented online content aggregator to an original news content generator. Journalists see hard news as reporting that consists of newsworthy

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    of today will inevitably influence the future. Technological advancements, scientific discoveries, and politics are some driving forces that contribute to the fate of the human race. It lies on us to determine the future for our children, which is a critical decision not to be taken lightly. Based on our chosen path and modern technology, I suspect that our present will soon evolve into a dystopia, similar to the ones portrayed in Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World and in the motion picture of The Giver

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    Future Technological Impacts and Influences on News Reporting and Presentation Forms of technology have always had a significant influence on the way news is both reported and presented; there is no reason to suppose this situation will change as new technologies develop and mature in the future. Examples from the past are legion, but a couple of particularly striking ones may serve to illustrate the extreme impact changes in technology have upon what we regard as "news". The development

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    IT in the New Future

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    decision-making and everything. The whole lot will be merged to IT in the near future. The wired world of business, where technology, human talent, and a new way of doing business make up to day’s growing worldwide economy. The backbone of this electronic commerce is the internet. While it’s rapidly spreading there are also rapid changes in every instance of time as addition of new sophisticated technologies and new standards etc. Though communication technology is currently undergoing a massive

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    Torrance states, “The New Testament kingdom is both present and future” (Torrance & Walker, 2009, p. 404). Understanding that concept is not only perplexing, the idea of articulating it when in conversation with a nonbeliever, or a believer for that matter, is most challenging. The obvious place to begin then is to go straight to God’s Word. Of course, we look to the Gospels, and also the Epistles; Paul’s letter to the Romans in particular, overflows with the hope which undergirds Christian faith

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    In Neil Postman's response, he debates that Huxley's view of the future in Brave New World is more acceptable and applicable today than Orwell's vision in 1984. He begins his response by stating that in Orwell's book, he suggested that the world, would be governed by a dictorial state with absolute power. The reader understands at this point, that Orwell's version already displays a misconception. Because of the panic at the time, the Cold War. Americans feared that they will lose their democracy

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    Brave New World is a remarkable journey into the future wherein mankind is dehumanized by the progress and misuse of technology to the point where society is a laboratory produced race of beings who are clones devoid of identity only able to worship the three things they have been preconditioned to love:  "Henry Ford, their idol; Soma, a wonder drug; and sex" (Dusterhoof, Guynn, Patterson, Shaw, Wroten and Yuhasz  1).  The misuse of perfected technologies, especially those allowing the manipulation

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    "The past should be left in the past, otherwise it can destroy your future." These are wonderful words which we should all strive to live by. But letting go of a regrettable past is difficult for even the strongest among us. For members of the 1960 New York Yankees, the World Series of that year is still the most disappointing memory any of them can recall. And while vivid mental pictures of a bad-hop grounder hitting shortstop Tony Kubek in the throat, the Clemente chop, which landed between two

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    Future Of A New Business

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    Future of Business in Michigan Introduction Detroit is known as the Motor City of the United States of America. Its economy was largely depends on the auto industry prior to the declining of the industry in 2008. Now the industry is revitalizing as well as other small to medium business are popping up in Detroit. The city has taken several improvement projects to support the entry of new business. If the city could able to complete the projects with respect to infrastructure, business and social

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    A New Future for Business? Rethinking Management Theory and Business Strategy Introduction In their 2010 article in Business & Society, “A new Future for Business? Rethinking management Theory and Business Strategy”, authors Han, Kolk and Winn report the need for a fundamental re-think of the approach of academics toward business theory and strategies, with a focus on sustainable practices, and the ecological and societal consequences of business. This paper will explore the need to re-think the

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