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This document contains research and planning for a global smartphone access service called EquiCoverage. It includes research on topics related to equalizing access across regions, proposed name ideas derived from key words, sketches of a brand character diagram, logo research and designs, research on social media branding of similar organizations, and wireframes for a website layout. The goal of EquiCoverage is to expand connectivity in underdeveloped areas through an optional smartphone service that prioritizes equitable global access.
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- 3. Assignment One, Research “Eliminate interpersonal rivalry, covetousness and even war, by equalizing life span and quality.” http://dutchculture.nl/en/events/international-visitors-delegation-film-producers-ind
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- 17. Assignment Four, Social Media Branding, Facebook Pages
- 18. Assignment Four, Social Media Branding, Facebook Pages
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