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Case of contraflow in global media
TV Globo is a Brazilian television network that is one of the largest producers of telenovelas, or soap operas in limited miniseries format. It entered the international market in 1975 and its programs are now exported to over 130 countries. Telenovelas have an average run of 6 months to a year and tell planned stories with predetermined conclusions, differing from the open-ended format of most English soap operas. The Middle East Broadcasting Centre is a Saudi company that launched in 1991 to broadcast Arabic news and entertainment to Arab audiences living abroad. It and other Arab broadcasters helped develop a regional Arab identity. Al-Jazeera is a prominent example of non-Western media that reaches over 50 million worldwide and broad
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Case of contraflow in global media
TV Globo is a Brazilian television network that is one of the largest producers of telenovelas, or soap operas in limited miniseries format, in the world. It began exporting telenovelas internationally in 1975 and by 1999 its programs were being exported to 130 countries. Telenovelas typically run for 120 episodes over 6 months to a year, telling predetermined stories, in contrast to typical English soap operas which continue indefinitely. The Middle East Broadcasting Centre is a Saudi-run company that launched in 1991 to broadcast Arabic news and entertainment to Arab audiences living abroad. It and other Arab broadcasters helped shape a new pan-Arab identity. Al-Jazeera is an influential Qatar-based news network that
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Facebook has become very successful due to several key factors:
1. It quickly adapted to changing user needs by shifting to a text-based platform suitable for mobile use.
2. It solved problems with early social networks by focusing on real identities and privacy controls to report abusive content.
3. Its semantic search system prioritizes the opinions of friends a user connects with on the site.
4. It developed new revenue models like social games and shopping that generate profits beyond advertisements.
Presentation 20092609
Facebook has become very successful due to several key factors:
1. It quickly adapted to changing user needs by shifting to a text-based platform suitable for mobile use.
2. It solved problems with early social networks by focusing on real identities and privacy controls to report abusive content.
3. Its semantic search system prioritizes the opinions of friends a user connects with on the site.
4. It developed new revenue models like social games and shopping that generate profits beyond advertisements.
Presentation 20092609
The document summarizes key factors that have contributed to Facebook's success:
1. Facebook predicted shifting user needs to focus on text conversations and relationships, and adapted its light platform to mobile connectivity.
2. Facebook solved problems with existing services, like security, by requiring real names and emails for registration and a reporting system for malicious comments.
3. Facebook's semantic search system prioritizes the opinions of friends, showing liked products at the top of search results.
4. Facebook developed smart business models including games like FarmVille and social shopping with Amazon, generating revenue through fees and Facebook Credit transactions.
Presentation 20092609
Facebook has become very successful due to several key factors:
1. It quickly adapted to changing user needs by shifting to a text-based platform suitable for mobile use.
2. It solved problems with early social networks by focusing on real identities and privacy controls.
3. Its semantic search system prioritizes the opinions of friends a user connects with on Facebook.
4. It developed new revenue models like social games and shopping that generate profits beyond advertisements.
Presentation 20092609
The document summarizes key factors that have contributed to Facebook's success:
1. Facebook predicted shifting user needs to focus on text conversations and relationships, and adapted its light platform to mobile connectivity.
2. Facebook solved problems with existing services, like security, by requiring real names and emails for registration and a reporting system for malicious comments.
3. Facebook's semantic search system prioritizes the opinions of friends, showing liked products at the top of search results.
4. Facebook developed smart business models including games like FarmVille and social shopping with Amazon, generating revenue through fees and Facebook Credit transactions.
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Case of contraflow in global media
TV Globo is a Brazilian television network that is one of the largest producers of telenovelas, or soap operas in limited miniseries format, in the world. It began exporting telenovelas internationally in 1975 and by 1999 its programs were being exported to 130 countries. Telenovelas typically run for 120 episodes over 6 months to a year, telling predetermined stories, in contrast to typical English soap operas which continue indefinitely. The Middle East Broadcasting Centre is a Saudi-run company that launched in 1991 to broadcast Arabic news and entertainment to Arab audiences living abroad. It and other Arab broadcasters helped shape a new pan-Arab identity. Al-Jazeera is an influential Qatar-based news network that
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Facebook has become very successful due to several key factors:
1. It quickly adapted to changing user needs by shifting to a text-based platform suitable for mobile use.
2. It solved problems with early social networks by focusing on real identities and privacy controls to report abusive content.
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The document summarizes key factors that have contributed to Facebook's success:
1. Facebook predicted shifting user needs to focus on text conversations and relationships, and adapted its light platform to mobile connectivity.
2. Facebook solved problems with existing services, like security, by requiring real names and emails for registration and a reporting system for malicious comments.
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Facebook has become very successful due to several key factors:
1. It quickly adapted to changing user needs by shifting to a text-based platform suitable for mobile use.
2. It solved problems with early social networks by focusing on real identities and privacy controls.
3. Its semantic search system prioritizes the opinions of friends a user connects with on Facebook.
4. It developed new revenue models like social games and shopping that generate profits beyond advertisements.
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The document summarizes key factors that have contributed to Facebook's success:
1. Facebook predicted shifting user needs to focus on text conversations and relationships, and adapted its light platform to mobile connectivity.
2. Facebook solved problems with existing services, like security, by requiring real names and emails for registration and a reporting system for malicious comments.
3. Facebook's semantic search system prioritizes the opinions of friends, showing liked products at the top of search results.
4. Facebook developed smart business models including games like FarmVille and social shopping with Amazon, generating revenue through fees and Facebook Credit transactions.
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2. It solved problems with early social networks by focusing on real identities and privacy controls.
3. Its semantic search system prioritizes the opinions of friends a user connects with on Facebook.
4. It developed new revenue models like social games and shopping that generate profits beyond advertisements.
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The document summarizes key factors that have contributed to Facebook's success:
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2. Facebook solved problems with existing services, like security, by requiring real names and emails for registration and a reporting system for malicious comments.
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