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Maddy Thompson is a student at South Downs College studying Multimedia Journalism. She enjoys writing and had a story published in a book. After college, she hopes to get a job or apprenticeship in media like being a columnist. She is keeping her university options open and researching Portsmouth, Bournemouth, Southampton, and Brighton universities. Maddy is trying to get work experience at local newspapers and sent a letter to Portsmouth News. She maintains an online portfolio and social media profiles to showcase her work and make contacts in the industry.
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A protocol is a set of rules for data communication over a network. Examples of commonly used protocols include IP for connecting to the internet, broadband for high-speed data transmission, and 3G/4G for mobile internet access. Digital communication methods allow sharing of messages, images, and videos over the internet through technologies like instant messaging, SMS/MMS texting, and collaborative wikis. Key internet services that enable online access and connectivity include the World Wide Web, internet service providers, domain names for organizing networks and websites, and future advances like predictive searching in Web 3.0.
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The document discusses several digital communication protocols, methods, and devices including HTTP, WAP, GSM, 3G, 4G, GPRS, Bluetooth, broadband, VoIP, forums, weblogs, wikis, email, MMS, and video conferencing. It provides brief descriptions of each highlighting their purpose and applications.
Protocols
This document discusses various protocols, methods, and services related to technology. It covers 3G/4G and Bluetooth protocols for wireless internet and connectivity. Methods like blogs, email, wikis, and instant messaging are explained. Finally, it defines internet service providers (ISPs) and the worldwide web (WWW), describing how they enable access to websites and online content.
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Vogue is a fashion and lifestyle magazine that has been published for over 120 years and is considered one of the most influential fashion publications worldwide. It has an average readership of 1.4 million people, most of whom are women between the ages of 28-33 from upper socioeconomic backgrounds. While Vogue appeals broadly to those interested in fashion, its target demographic is categorized as "Aspirers" - individuals focused on image, appearance, and brands who enjoy shopping, dining out, and keeping up with fashion and celebrity trends. Due to its large audience size and broad coverage of fashion, Vogue is considered a mass media publication rather than niche.
Vogue by niamh and meg
Vogue is a fashion and lifestyle magazine that has been published for over 120 years and is considered one of the most influential fashion publications worldwide. It has an average readership of 1.4 million people, most of whom are women between the ages of 28-33 from upper socioeconomic backgrounds. While aimed primarily at those interested in fashion, style, and appearance, Vogue has achieved mass appeal through its broad coverage of trends that cater to a wide variety of readers.
Protocols presentation
This document provides definitions and explanations of various digital communication protocols, methods, devices, and services. It discusses Internet Protocol (IP) and how it allows data transmission between computers on the Internet through unique IP addresses. It also describes broadband as a high-speed internet connection technique, email and how electronic messages are composed and sent, iMessage for instant messaging between Apple devices, and the World Wide Web as an information space of linked documents accessed via the Internet through URLs. Finally, it defines an Internet Service Provider (ISP) as a company that provides access to the Internet and other online services.
digital communication assignment task 1
This document provides examples of digital communication protocols and methods. It discusses common protocols like IP, WiFi, Bluetooth, routing protocols, HTTP, and IMAP. It also covers digital communication methods such as forums, blogs, email, SMS, and video conferencing. WiFi uses access points to coordinate network traffic between multiple devices. Bluetooth allows wireless communication and entertainment between electronic devices like smartphones. Routing protocols allow routers to select routes and share routing information. HTTP is the foundation of data communication for the World Wide Web. IMAP allows users to access and manage emails stored on remote servers.
Assignment protocols, methods and services
This document defines and explains various internet protocols, devices, and methods. It discusses what protocols like WWW and broadband are and how they are used to transmit data over the internet. It also defines communication methods like email, instant messaging, SMS, MMS, and blogs - explaining what each one is and how people use them to communicate. Finally, it outlines some key internet services like internet service providers, domains, and the concept of Web 3.0 - describing what each service is and how internet users interact with and benefit from them.
Digi comms task 1
The document discusses methods and protocols in digital communications. It provides examples of common protocols like Bluetooth, IP, 3G/4G and describes 3G/4G in more detail. Examples of communication methods like email, IM, SMS are given and email is described in more detail. Finally, the document discusses the future of the internet with Web 3.0 and how the internet is getting smarter with technologies like predictive searching.
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- 1. Maddy Thompson South Downs College
- 2. About me • My name is Maddy Thompson and I am currently attending South Downs College, studying Multimedia Journalism. • My favourite lessons at college are Digital Communications, Photography and Factual Writing. • I enjoy writing creatively – I once had a story I wrote published in a book!
- 3. After college After college, I’m hoping to get a job in the media industry (or an apprenticeship) with possibly some work experience to my name to better my chances. I am still keeping my options open for University however so that is still a possibility. I’d want to do something that involves a lot of writing such as a column writer or involvement with a magazine or newspaper. I’m still unsure of what I hope to achieve as a full time job however I’m hoping it will be successful in the media industry. Possible Universities -Portsmouth University -Bournemouth University -Southampton University -University of Brighton
- 4. Work experience I haven’t yet managed to get any work experience but I’m still trying – I recently sent a letter to Portsmouth News and am hoping for a reply at some point, whether that would be me shadowing someone for the day or trying out some of the work. I also need to ask other local places such as Hampshire Chronicle.
- 5. Portsmouth News This is the letter I sent to Portsmouth News.
- 6. University When you go for university interviews, you’re expected to show some of your work (or a portfolio) and that typically means you’ve had to use research to produce that.
- 7. Importance of research • Research can either be primary or secondary – Primary research is original research carried out which could be interviews or questionnaires, and secondary research makes use of information previously researched (could have been for other purposes). • For example, for my magazine assignment I used primary research by creating a survey on Survey monkey for people to answer. It allowed me to ask specific questions that I needed and to collect relevant information, making it important for the final piece.
- 8. Online portfolio - My online portfolio includes some of my work and examples of what I’ve done in college. It’s good to have a collection as it shows all of your work in one place and allows people to see your skills/what kind of person you are. - For example, here is a page from my portfolio: http://maddisonthompsonportfolio.weebly.com
- 10. Social Networking I have created several social networking accounts, however here are a couple I have been active on: I have tried connecting with people on LinkedIn and following on Twitter that are relevant to what I’m doing – this will make sure that the feed is relevant to me and gives me a possibility to get contacts.
- 11. The colours of the magazine all flow together and are suited to the target audience of young teenaged girls – however it is slightly more sophisticated so is more likely going to appeal to them.
- 12. Target audience profile for magazine • Jessica, aged 17 • Shops at places such as Topshop or Urban Outfitters • Listen to artists such as Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith and Adele • Enjoys reading about fashion/music/lifestyle • Enjoys travelling around
- 13. What went well/could be better I feel my magazine effectively suits the target audience because of the use of colour, content and layout. I however feel that my photography on the double page spread could have been a little bit better by taking more time to perfect the photos.
- 14. Photography • My online portfolio includes some of my photography work and my blog does too. • http://maddisonthompsonportfolio.weebly.co m/photography.html
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- How it appeals to target audience Travelling – family holiday – age – growing up