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    a long way from Wednesday 's impact. The stockroom effect was so immense and perilous it butchered 50 people and sent 701 people to the mending focus, as showed by China 's state-run Xinhua News Agency. The Tianhe-1A, on the other hand, made sense of how to continue running effectively, taking after the effect, Xinhua said on Thursday. On Friday, calls to the supercomputing focus were not replied, and the office 's site seems, by all accounts, to be down.The machine is housed in a guaranteed room

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    to deal with the issue. Poor management was the primary reason of the issue. The biography of the new management team will be disclosed to the public through the company’s official website; the executives’ career dedication to food hygiene problems will be emphasized. A team of experienced executives can rebuild a better management team and solve the issue left by the previous management team. The new management team also can lead Shanghai Husi Food Co. Ltd in the right

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    weaponized, and any A.I must have an impregnable off switch” (The New York Times). He’s right what if something were to happen and they can’t shut them off and what if they have so much of everybody’s personal information that gets released. Having A.I in the future will make it harder to get jobs. With A.I there will be so many A.I machines replacing humans so a lot of people will lose their jobs. In an article “Is AI the end of jobs, or a new beginning” by Vivek Wadhwa she writes about how the A.I that’s

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    The first real newspaper, Relation, was printed in 1605 in Strasbourg. The first French paper was published in 1632. The first regularly published English newspaper appeared in London in 1622. They were owner-operated, and were largely autonomous, although risky because talking about royalty and politics was illegal. Most early newspapers were short-lived. Printing and paper were expensive and relatively few people could read. Journalism was also a risky business, as those in power did not welcome

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    Module: News and Public Opinion What’s the story? Student ID: w1421939 Student name: Heidi Yuanhong Huang   Introduction: Factual information gathered by news organizations would be presented to the public in the forms of stories rather than merely a set of facts. Stories are more likely to appeal to the audience, as they more digestible and relatable than an array of facts. At the same time, the story format is more likely to influence the audience, which to some extent gives power to the writers

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    Fake News Essay

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    into the future, just to find something to talk about. Martha looked at what the world would be like in the year 2017. She saw news organizations accuse other news organizations of presenting fake news. "Do you still watch CNN?" Martha asked. "Yes," Larry said. "Why?" "Just making conversation. What about Fox News?" "Not really. Fox news is a biased conservative news organization. And this is coming from a

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    Fake news is something that has been around since news itself began. More recently though the frequency of fake news has been trending upward. This is due to multiple different reasons. These include the rise in social media and also simple advancements in technology. In today’s society, just about anyone capable of using the internet is capable of posting an article. On the flipside, just about anyone capable of using the internet are exposing themselves to fake news. Another reason for the large

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    Impact on News Coverage Hypothesis There is no denying that news media is big business. The complete coverage of stories and investigative reports are certainly at risk with the rise of media as a business, rather than strictly a service to the public. Over the past few years, there have been a number of cases where television stations or news publications have killed news stories or forced reporters to slant stories due to pressure from advertisers or those in power at the news. This paper

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    important information through the news media, which includes print-based media such as newspapers, magazines, books, and audio visual such as films, television, and lastly, Internet. Their main purpose is to deliver news to the general public. A legitimate news story aims to do all of the following—inform, educate, and entertain its audience. Thus, it should be mainly concerned with high level of conflict and be relevant to its readers. Only very recently though, the news became increasingly focused solely

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    The Importance of Globalization

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    these mistakes occurred when journalists are urge to be the first one producing the news on the sites and seldom analyze and stand back (Murphy 2013). Especially when they work under a great pressure environment with a great amount of competitors. However, it shows that journalists are incapable to give consideration to investigation, deliberation and multiplicity of information under a pressure of being speedy in news production (Redden and Witschge 2010). Also, readers expect journalists to take their

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