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The document discusses the marketing strategy for a film called Saikha. It proposes following the standard release strategy of initially releasing the film only in cinemas, then releasing it on DVD/Blu-ray a few months later, and finally making it available on television. This staggered release approach is believed to maximize profits by incentivizing cinema viewers and DVD/Blu-ray purchases. The document also provides details on casting the main characters and a potential film blurb and recommends giving the film a 15 certificate rating based on research of the BBFC ratings guidelines.
This short document contains a link and encourages the reader to click on it to access or obtain something. No other context is provided about what would be received by clicking the link or any other details.
This short document contains a link and encourages the reader to click on it to access or obtain something. No other context is provided about what would be received by clicking the link or any other details.
This short document contains a link and encourages the reader to click on it to access some unspecified content or offer. No other context or details are provided about what would be obtained by clicking the link.
The document discusses the marketing strategy for a film called Saikha. It proposes following the standard release strategy of initially releasing the film only in cinemas, then releasing it on DVD/Blu-ray a few months later, and finally making it available on television. This staggered release approach is believed to maximize profits by incentivizing cinema viewers and DVD/Blu-ray purchases. The document also provides details on casting the main characters and a potential film blurb and recommends giving the film a 15 certificate rating based on research of the BBFC ratings guidelines.
The document discusses the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and BIAC's role in advising on and supporting their implementation. It notes that BIAC, representing business organizations, was closely involved in the 2011 update to the voluntary Guidelines. It supports companies applying the Guidelines' CSR standards and working constructively with National Contact Points to resolve any issues. BIAC also contributes to promoting the Guidelines globally and providing guidance to help companies implement responsible business practices.
This document discusses various advertising techniques used to promote products:
1) Using claims that a product is ahead of its time or makes users early adopters.
2) Touting innovative product features not found elsewhere to position it as avante garde.
3) Citing objective statistics and facts to demonstrate a product's superiority.
4) Employing "weasel words" that suggest positive meanings without guarantees to promote products.
5) Asserting discoveries that make a product exceptionally effective.
6) Linking purchases to expressions of love for one's country to encourage patriotic buying.
Gediminas Rainys, Lietuvas Rūpnieku konfederācijas viceprezidentsJulija Vasiljeva
The document outlines Lithuania's system of social dialogue between employers, trade unions, and the government. It establishes the National Tripartite Council and regional tripartite councils to facilitate cooperation. A series of agreements from 1995 to 2009 formalized this social partnership and recognized social dialogue between trade unions and employers' organizations. The document also notes that while employers and unions sometimes partner on issues like taxation and the environment, they can also oppose each other in areas like labor relations.
A presentation on subprime mortgage crisis and its impact on Indian Banking Sector. This also includes the debacle of lehman Brothers which laid the foundation of Recession
My classmate's habits! by Alex and Andreinegoiandrei
Marius loves to eat and goes shopping during breaks. Andrei enjoys taking pictures and waited a long time for an English project. Emi likes playing mobile games but never understands them. Other classmates such as Catalina loves reading, Marius plays his new phone, Andrei and Sorina fight during breaks, and Emi wants to be a wrestler so eats a lot. The document outlines the habits of various classmates.
Historic preservation protects places that tell our history's stories. It preserves the ice cream shops, coffee stops, and parks integral to communities. Preserving historic places is vital for sustainability by creating jobs, stimulating economies, and fostering social connections. Historic buildings were designed harmoniously with their environments, using natural heating, lighting, and cooling methods well-suited to each climate. Preservation thus benefits the environment by avoiding demolitions and waste while retaining efficient structures.
The magazine article interviews Tim McIlrath, lead singer of the rock band Rise Against. It focuses on discussing Rise Against's involvement in the upcoming Warped Tour '13 and hints that the band will release a new album in 2014. A large quotation from McIlrath announcing the 2014 album catches readers' attention. The informal, conversational tone of the interview makes it easy and entertaining for readers to learn more about McIlrath and the band's upcoming activities.
This poster analysis summarizes the key target audiences, attitudes, ethnicities, and genders that may be appealed to or deterred by the film Prisoners based on elements of the poster. It suggests the target audience would be mature ages 15-40 due to the BBFC rating and complex storyline implied by the maze title. The attitudes appealed to are described as mature and cynical due to the bleak poster tone. The ethnicity appealed to is described as mainly white given the actors depicted, despite the crime genre potentially appealing more broadly. The gender depicted and appealed to is described as mainly male due to the violent prisoner theme, though a child character may also appeal to females.
Triple M AFL Broadcast Sponsorships Get Resultskathrynhamilton
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted by Southern Cross Austereo about listeners of Triple M AFL broadcasts. It found that 85% of Triple M listeners who are AFL fans tune in to hear the radio call of games, with 1 in 5 tuning in to 3 or more games a week. Listeners not only listen on radio but also watch games on TV or in person. Listeners feel the broadcasts are entertaining and informative and connect with the hosts. As passionate AFL fans, listeners also represent opportunities for sponsors to promote their brands.
The document discusses the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and BIAC's role in advising on and supporting their implementation. It notes that BIAC, representing business organizations, was closely involved in the 2011 update to the voluntary Guidelines. It supports companies applying the Guidelines' CSR standards and working constructively with National Contact Points to resolve any issues. BIAC also contributes to promoting the Guidelines globally and providing guidance to help companies implement responsible business practices.
This document discusses various advertising techniques used to promote products:
1) Using claims that a product is ahead of its time or makes users early adopters.
2) Touting innovative product features not found elsewhere to position it as avante garde.
3) Citing objective statistics and facts to demonstrate a product's superiority.
4) Employing "weasel words" that suggest positive meanings without guarantees to promote products.
5) Asserting discoveries that make a product exceptionally effective.
6) Linking purchases to expressions of love for one's country to encourage patriotic buying.
Gediminas Rainys, Lietuvas Rūpnieku konfederācijas viceprezidentsJulija Vasiljeva
The document outlines Lithuania's system of social dialogue between employers, trade unions, and the government. It establishes the National Tripartite Council and regional tripartite councils to facilitate cooperation. A series of agreements from 1995 to 2009 formalized this social partnership and recognized social dialogue between trade unions and employers' organizations. The document also notes that while employers and unions sometimes partner on issues like taxation and the environment, they can also oppose each other in areas like labor relations.
A presentation on subprime mortgage crisis and its impact on Indian Banking Sector. This also includes the debacle of lehman Brothers which laid the foundation of Recession
My classmate's habits! by Alex and Andreinegoiandrei
Marius loves to eat and goes shopping during breaks. Andrei enjoys taking pictures and waited a long time for an English project. Emi likes playing mobile games but never understands them. Other classmates such as Catalina loves reading, Marius plays his new phone, Andrei and Sorina fight during breaks, and Emi wants to be a wrestler so eats a lot. The document outlines the habits of various classmates.
Historic preservation protects places that tell our history's stories. It preserves the ice cream shops, coffee stops, and parks integral to communities. Preserving historic places is vital for sustainability by creating jobs, stimulating economies, and fostering social connections. Historic buildings were designed harmoniously with their environments, using natural heating, lighting, and cooling methods well-suited to each climate. Preservation thus benefits the environment by avoiding demolitions and waste while retaining efficient structures.
The magazine article interviews Tim McIlrath, lead singer of the rock band Rise Against. It focuses on discussing Rise Against's involvement in the upcoming Warped Tour '13 and hints that the band will release a new album in 2014. A large quotation from McIlrath announcing the 2014 album catches readers' attention. The informal, conversational tone of the interview makes it easy and entertaining for readers to learn more about McIlrath and the band's upcoming activities.
This poster analysis summarizes the key target audiences, attitudes, ethnicities, and genders that may be appealed to or deterred by the film Prisoners based on elements of the poster. It suggests the target audience would be mature ages 15-40 due to the BBFC rating and complex storyline implied by the maze title. The attitudes appealed to are described as mature and cynical due to the bleak poster tone. The ethnicity appealed to is described as mainly white given the actors depicted, despite the crime genre potentially appealing more broadly. The gender depicted and appealed to is described as mainly male due to the violent prisoner theme, though a child character may also appeal to females.
Triple M AFL Broadcast Sponsorships Get Resultskathrynhamilton
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted by Southern Cross Austereo about listeners of Triple M AFL broadcasts. It found that 85% of Triple M listeners who are AFL fans tune in to hear the radio call of games, with 1 in 5 tuning in to 3 or more games a week. Listeners not only listen on radio but also watch games on TV or in person. Listeners feel the broadcasts are entertaining and informative and connect with the hosts. As passionate AFL fans, listeners also represent opportunities for sponsors to promote their brands.