Archive for December, 2009

Media Censorship

Posted in Topics on December 31st, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

     There are several pros and cons of media censorship. In an age where freedom of expression cannot be stressed enough, a pro media censorship agreement can be considered as sacrilege! What people need to realize that censorship does not imply curbing the freedom of expression – it is merely drawing the line between freedom and unrestrained deviltry! Censorship is merely a reminder for people who have crossed the lines of morality and humanity under the name of freedom of expression.

     There are several types of mass media, which are a means of expression of people around the world. When it comes to media, censorship is a must considering increasing instances of unrestrained inclusion of topics which might be inappropriate for certain age groups or topics which are morally wrong like racism. Most of the audiences across the world are ready for portrayal of subjects like sex and violence, however it is not these subjects but the method of portrayal that becomes an issue of concern. Censorship or discretion in viewers is necessary. read more »

Start An Internet Business Newsletter

Posted in Strategy on December 8th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

     If you are operating an internet business website then you are always looking for new ways of bringing repeat business and traffic to your website. Offering a newsletter and promoting it on your website with an opt-in form will bring you repeat business and brand you as an authority in your field. Also known as e-mail marketing, this source of traffic and sales will be dissected in this article so that you can reap the benefits of this powerful marketing tool in your own business.

     In your newsletter you can promote products and services from your website profitably by establishing trust with your readers. How do you do that? By providing your visitors with helpful information throughout your newsletter or e-course. This helps your readers to open up to you and to trust you. Then you can make offers to that list of subscribers. It’s one of the smartest ways to market because you can turn one visit into repeat visits which leads to sales. read more »

Tabloids

Posted in News on December 4th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

     Classification of British Tabloids

     Red Top British TabloidsRed Top British Tabloids are tabloid newspapers in the United Kingdom that generally have red mastheads. Red top tabloids generally signify a more sensational style of journalism and perhaps that is indicated by the use if color red in the masthead of the newspaper.

     Black Top British TabloidsBlack Top British Tabloids are tabloid newspapers in the United Kingdom that are marked with a black masthead. Generally the Blacktop tabloids are considered a less sensational and more serious form of the British press. The Black color differentiated these tabloids from the sensational Redtop tabloids.

     Reasons for the Success of British Tabloids

     No matter how many people point fingers and frown upon the British tabloids it is a fact that the British Tabloids are popular and successful. There is a demand for compact news dose with minimum and peppy text and eye-catching pictures and the British tabloids are giving the readers just that. Here are some of the reasons the British Tabloids are alive and kickin…

     British Tabloids: Combating the New Media Wisely

     Print media all over the world is facing serious competition from the new media be it the Internet or Television and no one is geared up for the competition better than the tabloids. The New media has the power to supplant the print, and hence the tabloids have achieved what the mainstream broadsheets are still struggling with – creating a readership niche. Also most of the British tabloids have embraced the new media instead of competing with them and hence have their e-versions or online editions of their daily tabloid editions.

     British Tabloids: Getting the Format Right read more »

Journalism On YouTube!

Posted in Strategy on December 3rd, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

     Now everything that you do (even if you are not a celebrity), whether wise, funny or stupid, can suddenly become local news, without you even knowing it. All that is needed for that, is some ‘wise alec’ with a camera phone and viola! You’re famous (or notorious) whether you wish to be or not. If this is the case for us mere mortals, just imagine what an impending disaster it could be for the celebs and stars.

     YouTube has just launched what is called ‘Youtube Direct’, a new feature on the website, that allows editors on television and Internet to obtain ‘citizen journalist’ video footage. What is more is that YouTube has provided these editors, the access to amateur (wannabe) journalists, to be specifically asked to shoot a ’so and so’ video for them. Know more on journalism.

     YouTube has provided the option of seeking videos via the call-out videos posted on the site. YouTube has also allowed the people with good videos to supply their contact details on the site, thus making it easier for the editors to locate and contact them. Once a video is seen and chosen, it is the news agency’s prerogative to verify their authenticity of course, and this was made very clear by Steve Grove, the YouTube head of News and Politics. read more »

Proxy Server

Posted in Theory on December 1st, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

     When a client connects to the proxy server, it requests for a connection, file or some other resource which is available on a different server. The proxy server either by linking to the particular server or by serving it from a cache gives the resource. The proxy server appears to be invisible for its users, i.e. its IP address has to be assigned as a configuration alternative to the browser or other protocol program. Hence, all requests and responses seem to be directly with the addressed Internet server. Sometimes, it may even alter the client’s request or the server’s response for various reasons.

     When the server receives a request for an Internet service like a web page request from a client, the server passes filtering requirements, acts as a cache server and searches in its local cache of earlier downloaded web pages. If the page is not found, the server acts as a client on behalf of the user and employs its own IP addresses to provide the page out on the Internet. When the page is returned, it associates the page to the original requests and sends to the actual client. In an enterprise that utilizes the Internet, a proxy server serves as a mediator between a workstation user and the Internet. It insures the enterprise with security, administrative control and caching service. Along with the gateway server, it distinguishes the enterprise network from the exterior network and protects from outside intrusion. read more »


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