This document summarizes and analyzes the contents page of the NME magazine. It notes that the contents page includes 7 images and the cover artist is featured. The page is well-organized but not colorful due to the magazine's use of recycled paper. The images show live music performances and photo shoots of artists being interviewed. Information about subscribing to the magazine is also displayed using bright colors and bold text.
This document summarizes and analyzes the contents page of the NME magazine. It notes that the contents page includes 7 images and the cover artist is featured. The page is well-organized but not colorful due to the magazine's use of recycled paper. The images show live music performances and photo shoots of artists being interviewed. Information about subscribing to the magazine is also displayed using bright colors and bold text.
This document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a music magazine. Through a questionnaire, the author determined that most people would pay £2 for the magazine and set the price accordingly. The author also included common magazine features like subscriptions and interviews with musicians to attract readers interested in indie rock music. A subscription box was included on the contents page to attract readers by offering a cheaper overall price.
This document provides information about Great Wall Chinese Medicine (GWCM), a traditional Chinese medicine clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona. It summarizes the background and accomplishments of the clinic's founder, Dr. Qingsong Xiao. It details GWCM's services and specialties in treating various health conditions. It also describes GWCM's continuing education program in partnership with institutions in China, which offers classes and study tours to broaden practitioners' skills in traditional Chinese medicine.
This document summarizes and analyzes the contents page of the NME magazine. It notes that the contents page includes 7 images and the cover artist is featured. The page is well-organized but not colorful due to the magazine's use of recycled paper. The images show live music performances and photo shoots of artists being interviewed. Information about subscribing to the magazine is also displayed using bright colors and bold text.
This document summarizes and analyzes the contents page of the NME magazine. It notes that the contents page includes 7 images and the cover artist is featured. The page is well-organized but not colorful due to the magazine's use of recycled paper. The images show live music performances and photo shoots of artists being interviewed. Information about subscribing to the magazine is also displayed using bright colors and bold text.
This document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a music magazine. Through a questionnaire, the author determined that most people would pay £2 for the magazine and set the price accordingly. The author also included common magazine features like subscriptions and interviews with musicians to attract readers interested in indie rock music. A subscription box was included on the contents page to attract readers by offering a cheaper overall price.
This document provides information about Great Wall Chinese Medicine (GWCM), a traditional Chinese medicine clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona. It summarizes the background and accomplishments of the clinic's founder, Dr. Qingsong Xiao. It details GWCM's services and specialties in treating various health conditions. It also describes GWCM's continuing education program in partnership with institutions in China, which offers classes and study tours to broaden practitioners' skills in traditional Chinese medicine.
IPC media would be well-suited to publish the author's magazine as they already publish several magazines targeted at young men and women, including the NME. While Bauer media also publishes music magazines like Q, the author prefers IPC since they specialize more in magazines rather than radio. The author's magazine would take an unconventional, "maverick" approach to covering indie rock and rock music that could attract new audiences. IPC may already publish a similar magazine, the NME, but the author believes offering multiple options would only benefit IPC through increased sales and profits by appealing to different readership interests.
This document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a music magazine. Through a questionnaire, the author determined that most people would pay £2 for the magazine and set the price accordingly. The author also included common magazine features like subscriptions and interviews with musicians to attract readers interested in indie rock music. A subscription box was included on the contents page to appeal to readers looking for a cheaper way to get the magazine regularly.
Charlie Newton learned several new technology skills from constructing a magazine product. He improved his Photoshop skills, such as changing contrast, which allowed him to increase image quality and save time over traditional magazine production methods. He also learned to use new software like Google Drive and Voki, realizing they make tasks easier by eliminating handwriting and allowing voiceovers rather than just text.
The document discusses what the author has learned about technologies from constructing their product. The author learned that using Photoshop improved their ability to edit images and allowed them to be more creative and efficient in designing their magazine compared to 20 years ago. They also learned that using software like Google Drive, Voki, and Photoshop made creating their questionnaire, blog posts, and magazine easier by automating certain tasks and allowing for more multimedia content compared to only using text. Finally, the author notes that using digital media and online software allows their content to reach a wide audience as the tools can be accessed from any computer.
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“People don’t buy what you do, they buy why you do it,” is a methodology made popular by Simon Sinek in his book, Start with Why. While true in theory, many entrepreneurs struggle to define the “why” behind their businesses and, as a result, experience a brand identity crisis that erodes the value of their products and services. Drawing from proven case studies, Jackie Bebenroth offers practical guidance that will lead you to your “why,” then demonstrate how to best leverage it for immediate and long-term growth. Presented at the COSE Small Business Conference in Sandusky, Ohio in Fall, 2013.
IPC media would be well-suited to publish the author's magazine as they already publish several magazines targeted at young men and women, including the NME. While Bauer media also publishes music magazines like Q, the author prefers IPC since they specialize more in magazines rather than radio. The author's magazine would take an unconventional, "maverick" approach to covering indie rock and rock music that could attract new audiences. IPC may already publish a similar magazine, the NME, but the author believes offering multiple options would only benefit IPC through increased sales and profits by appealing to different readership interests.
This document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a music magazine. Through a questionnaire, the author determined that most people would pay £2 for the magazine and set the price accordingly. The author also included common magazine features like subscriptions and interviews with musicians to attract readers interested in indie rock music. A subscription box was included on the contents page to appeal to readers looking for a cheaper way to get the magazine regularly.
Charlie Newton learned several new technology skills from constructing a magazine product. He improved his Photoshop skills, such as changing contrast, which allowed him to increase image quality and save time over traditional magazine production methods. He also learned to use new software like Google Drive and Voki, realizing they make tasks easier by eliminating handwriting and allowing voiceovers rather than just text.
The document discusses what the author has learned about technologies from constructing their product. The author learned that using Photoshop improved their ability to edit images and allowed them to be more creative and efficient in designing their magazine compared to 20 years ago. They also learned that using software like Google Drive, Voki, and Photoshop made creating their questionnaire, blog posts, and magazine easier by automating certain tasks and allowing for more multimedia content compared to only using text. Finally, the author notes that using digital media and online software allows their content to reach a wide audience as the tools can be accessed from any computer.
Muse Content Group is a brand and content consultancy that helps clients find their voice and shout it from the rooftops with clarity and purpose. Here's how.
Find Your Why! Communicate Your Value Proposition with Clarity and PurposeMuseContentGroup
“People don’t buy what you do, they buy why you do it,” is a methodology made popular by Simon Sinek in his book, Start with Why. While true in theory, many entrepreneurs struggle to define the “why” behind their businesses and, as a result, experience a brand identity crisis that erodes the value of their products and services. Drawing from proven case studies, Jackie Bebenroth offers practical guidance that will lead you to your “why,” then demonstrate how to best leverage it for immediate and long-term growth. Presented at the COSE Small Business Conference in Sandusky, Ohio in Fall, 2013.
1. Выделяют четыре этапа развития
вычислительной техники:
Домеханичский – с 40- 30 тысячелетия
до н.э
Механический – с середины XVII в.
Электромеханический – с 90-ч годов XIX
в.
Электронный – со второй половины 40-х
годов XX в.
2.
3.
Элементной базой машин этого
поколения были электронные дамбы –
диоды и триоды. Машины
предназначались для решения
сравнительно несложных научнотехнических задач.
4.
Элементарной базой машин этого поколения были
полупроводниковые приборы. Машины предназначались
для решения различных трудоёмких научно- технических
задач, а так же для управления техническими пройессами в
производстве.