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A digipak is better than a jewel case for music packaging because it allows for more graphic content, information surfaces, and collectability. It can hold CDs, posters, and booklets while being more environmentally friendly as it is biodegradable and recyclable unlike jewel cases. Examples provided are a Brit Awards 2012 digipak celebrating British music across 3 CDs and a booklet and a Nine Inch Nails digipak using orange tones across 2 folds holding 2 CDs and a booklet. In contrast, a Nirvana jewel case uses a water theme in blue tones to hold 1 CD and booklet but is made of non-recyclable plastic.
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Digipaks and Jewel Cases
A digipak is better than a jewel case for music packaging because it allows for more graphic content, information surfaces, and collectability. It can hold CDs, posters, and booklets while being more environmentally friendly as it is biodegradable and recyclable unlike jewel cases. Examples provided are a Brit Awards 2012 digipak celebrating British music across 3 CDs and a booklet and a Nine Inch Nails digipak using orange tones across 2 folds holding 2 CDs and a booklet. In contrast, a Nirvana jewel case uses a water theme in blue tones to hold 1 CD and booklet but is made of non-recyclable plastic.
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Voice tools cambridge lms
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Opening film sequences typically include the production and distribution company logos. These logos may sometimes be creatively edited to relate to the film's storyline. Opening credits then list the most important people involved in the film's production, including directors, producers, actors, and other roles. The credits are usually displayed over a blank screen or action from the beginning of the film and can include background music or not.
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The document provides instructions for accessing and using voice tools on a Cambridge LMS account. It instructs the user to access their account, go to the voice tools section, listen to instructions, record and post a message using various recording, playing, and posting icons and buttons. It also describes how to allow pop-ups and reply to classmates' messages.
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Application Lifecycle Management with TFS
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My journey as a developer
The document describes the author's journey as a software developer and how they learned to release high quality software frequently through adopting test-driven development and other practices. It starts with the author developing software without tests, which led to bugs and maintenance issues. They then learned about unit testing and test-first development, which improved code quality and reduced bugs. Later, they added integration, UI, and behavior-driven tests. Adopting continuous integration and continuous delivery allowed for automated testing and frequent releases. This approach helped catch bugs, improve communication, and deliver working software more efficiently.
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This document discusses best practices for automated UI testing. It recommends using page object models to organize tests and break pages into smaller page components. Tests should be strongly typed using view models for pages. Following principles like DRY, SRP and YAGNI can help avoid duplication and keep tests maintainable. Tests should run frequently to catch breaks early. Overall, UI testing is challenging but doing it right by applying these practices can help maximize value and avoid wasted effort.
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The document discusses brand investment opportunities in the live music and streaming industry. It notes that the music industry is projected to grow 3% annually, driven by live music and streaming. Live streaming currently accounts for less than 1% of online music but consumer demand is growing. The summary also states that while large brands have invested in live streaming, it has faced challenges achieving scale due to business model issues and audience fragmentation. Finally, it suggests that integrating live streaming with live events and artist partnerships could help brands improve returns on their music investments.
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