Tamagoyaki (rolled omelet) is normally used as a traditional Japanese-style breakfast. In Japan, the ingredients consists of eggs, salt and pepper and it is made by rolling together several layers of cooked eggs. But now, let’s break the rule to make it a fusion food by adding some American cheese. Wow, now Tamagoyaki is melty […]
Read more "How to make fusion Japanese Tamagoyaki?"This video is about the difference between dumplings and Chinese buns. I watched Kungfu panda 3 last month and just realized that many people think they are the same thing, which is totally wrong! So I made this video and hope you enjoy it.
Read more "Do you know the difference between dumplings and Chinese buns?"While both of our theories are highly rooted in psychology and how we interact with social media, there are some key differences between the two. Dependency is similar to uses-and-gratification in that we gain something by using the media that fulfills a need. However, dependency takes us down a different path by saying all of […]
Read more "Theory Group 4 — Dependency and Altercasting"This presentation aims to define two communication theories: medium theory and cultivation theory. In addition, the presenters aim to apply these theories to modern social media to analyze whether medium theory and cultivation theory are relevant. We applied medium theory to Snapchat and LinkedIn and applied the cultivation theory to video games and non-fictional social […]
Read more "Group 3 Presentation"This presentation will examine the relationship between these communication theories and modern social media, as well as provide examples of these connections. Groupthink Theory, communication theory created by Irving Janis where a consensus is developed in the group but is not reviewed for issues or problems that might occur. Social Identity Theory, a communication theory created by Henri Tajfel and […]
Read more "Groupthink and Social Identity Connection to Social Media"Abstract : We present Gatekeeping theory and Hypodermic Needle theory into three parts respectively. The first part to introduce the history and definition of each theory. For better understanding the theories, second is to illustrate them with examples ( Gatekeeping is explained with Fox News. Needle theory used Orsen Wells’s film and Victoria’s “perfect body” advertisement). […]
Read more "Presentation Group 2"The Media Richness Theory(MRT), first introduced by Richard L.Daft and Robert H. Lengel in 1984, describes and evaluates the tools of effectiveness during the communication process. It seems pretty length (Richard Bergin). Long story short, the MRT a measurement to how well interaction between sender and receiver in message transmission. In this theory, there are […]
Read more "The Media Richness Theory Review"Hootsuite is a powerful platform that can greatly increase the organization, consistency, and efficiency of any social media team. The application has features that make social media a breeze for music industry professionals like artist or venue managers who need to reach audiences across all networks with a nuanced voice. In this presentation, I’ll talk about […]
Read more "Hootsuite for Bands, Record Labels, and Artist Managers"For my COM 600: Social Media Theory and Practice final presentation, I decided to focus on the idea of voice and its importance as a marketing and public relations tool. As a public relations major, I have been educated on the importance of developing and maintaining a specific brand voice when communicating with publics. Voice […]
Read more "Final Presentation: Voice"Beginning in April 2015, Disney and Lucasfilm partnered with Twitter to introduce Star Wars-themed emojis featured at the end of The Force Awakens hashtags. In particular, Disney utilized #StarWars and #TheForceAwakens in their messages. Topsy, RiteTag and Social Mention were used to see how well audiences were engaged with the campaign and to see how […]
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