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The document discusses how new technologies and social media have changed how information is shared and consumed, noting statistics on the growth of internet devices and online media platforms. It also presents findings that many young people perceive the church negatively and find community elsewhere, highlighting the need for new approaches in sharing the gospel online and through mobile platforms. MediaSpan Online for Ministry is introduced as a partner that can help religious organizations adapt their online strategies and tools.
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The document discusses ideas for a new social media platform called The Grid. It will have psychedelic, confusing visuals inspired by 1960s culture. Research shows most social media users are aged 16-24 and engage with multiple platforms. Streaming shows like Squid Game and Bridgerton have started trends. Wicca religion is growing in popularity among teens due to influences like Harry Potter. Demand for crystals is increasing among millennials for spiritual practices. Social media is toxic due to its addictive design and spread of misinformation. E4 channel idents interest viewers with unusual concepts, following our target demographic of 16-24 year olds.
Abnormal psychology Assignment1. Which disorder do you think s.docx
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1. Which disorder do you think should not be listed in the DSM 5? Why not?
2. Currently more people in the U.S, are diagnosed with mental disorders than at any other time in history? What are your thoughts about this issue?
3. Some people believe we are over diagnosing and over medicating ADHD clients. Do you agree/disagree? What's the solution?
4. Which disorder(s) do you find utterly boring to spend time studying?
5. Thus far, what disorder intrigues you the most? Why
6. If you were diagnosed with a disorder, which one would you find most disturbing to have?
7. Which disorder have you been able to diagnose with friends or family (do not give revealing information to identify the person)? Tell us about why you think they have this disorder.
ONLINE CONTENT
No other sector of the American economy has been so challenged by the Internet and the Web than the content industries. The online content industries are organized into two major categories: the print industries (newspapers, magazines, and books), and the entertainment industries, which includes television, movies, music (including radio), and games. Together, the online content industries in the United States are expected to generate revenues of over $50 billion in 2017. In this chapter, we will look closely at publishing (newspapers, magazines, and books)
and entertainment (television and movies, music and radio, and games) as they attempt to transform their traditional media into digitally deliverable forms and experiences for consumers, while at the same time earning profits. These industries make up the largest share of the commercial content marketplace, both offline and online. In each of these industries, there are powerful offline brands, significant new pure-play online providers and distributors, consumer constraints and opportunities, a variety of legal issues, and new mobile technology platforms that offer an entirely new content distribution system in the form of smartphones and tablet computers. Table 10.1 describes the most recent trends in online content and media for 2017–2018.
CONTENT AUDIENCE AND MARKET: WHERE ARE THE EYEBALLS AND THE MONEY? In 2017, the average American adult spends around 4,400 hours each year consuming various media, more than twice the amount of time spent at work (2,000 hours/year) (see Figure 10.1 on page 661). U.S. entertainment and media revenues (both online and offline) in 2016 were estimated to be $251 billion. Sales of tablets and smartphones have.
• Explosive growth of the mobile platform of smartphones and tablets accelerates the transition to digital content.
• Amazon, Google (YouTube), Hulu, and Netflix (owners of the distribution channel) become significant players in the content production business.
• The cable industry continues to be challenged by growth of Internet content producers and distributors.
• The number of Americans who watch digital video continues to increase, to around 223 million peop ...
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Did You Know for Christians
- 2. A surge of new technologies and social media innovations... are forever altering the media landscape and the way we share the Gospel
- 3. Americans have access to..
- 12. More than 70% of four year olds have used a computer
- 13. More than 50% of 21 year olds have created content on the web
- 14. Number of internet devices in 1984…1,000
- 15. Number of internet devices in 1992…1,000,000
- 16. Number of internet devices in 2006…600,000,000
- 17. Number of internet devices in 2013…1,000,000,000
- 18. Mobile devices will be the worlds primary internet connection tool by 2020
- 19. The average teen sends 2,272 text messages each month
- 20. The computer in your cell phone is a million times cheaper, a thousand times more powerful and a hundred times smaller than an MIT computer in 1965
- 21. “… what used to fit in a building, not fits in your pocket, what fits in your pocket will fit inside a blood cell in 25 years…” Ray Kurzwell
- 22. “… what used to fit in a building, not fits in your pocket, what fits in your pocket will fit inside a blood cell in 25 years…” Ray Kurzweil
- 23. Did You Know?
- 24. More video content was ulpoaded to YouTube in the last two months than ABC, NBC and CBS have broadcasted since they began in1948
- 25. The number of unique visitors ABC, NBC and CBS get collectively each month… 10 million
- 27. CNN I-Reports is changing the way news is covered with user generated video…as happens locally and globally
- 28. Did you know?
- 29. MySpace, You Tube and Facebook collectively have over 250 million visitors every month. None of these sites existed in 2000.
- 30. 1 of 8 US couples married in 2009 met online
- 31. Twitter played an unprecedented roll in information sharing during the Iranian elections in 2009…
- 32. … until they were bumped from trending topics list when the news of Michael Jackson’s death broke.
- 33. In February 2008, John McCain traveled across the country, attending fund raising events and raising $11million in 29 days.
- 35. How are you using Social Networking sites?
- 36. Did you know?
- 37. Over 65% of Americans find their primary means of spiritual experience and expression out side the local church congregation
- 38. Today’s 18-29 year old non Christians perceive the Church as being…
- 39. Judgmental
- 40. Insensitive
- 41. Hypocritical
- 42. Too Political
- 43. Homophobic
- 44. Most of these non-Christians were once engaged in Church
- 45. Over 40% of US population claim a commitment to Christ…yet less than 9% live from a Christian worldview
- 46. The emerging post-modern generation longs for a sense of authentic community and connectedness
- 47. How will we reach them?
- 48. A surge of new technologies and social media innovations are forever altering the media landscape and the way we share the Gospel
- 49. MediaSpan Online for Ministry is partner you can trust..to provide the most effective web and mobile platforms, tools and strategy to help you reach current and future generations for Christ.
- 51. If you would like to learn more please text 555-55, call us at ________ or visit our booth # ____________
- 52. Thank You