Sunday, June 19, 2011
LAST POST
This is my last post on blogger.com. This been a crazy and wild ride but it ends today. So I leave you with this quote A good friend said "always end when you are on top"
WEEK 10: AHA MoMENTS
WEEK 10: AHA MoMENTS
The first AHA moment in this class is bueno's micheal jackson impression. It was crazy, he really dances like him. And to top it all off, he does live shows.
The second AHA moment was The pot luck in the class. Since i have been in college we never had a pot luck.
The Third AHA moment was the fact the Cecilia Deck, are beloved proffessor made boring topics, fun and exciting. For that, i am thankful.
The first AHA moment in this class is bueno's micheal jackson impression. It was crazy, he really dances like him. And to top it all off, he does live shows.
The second AHA moment was The pot luck in the class. Since i have been in college we never had a pot luck.
The Third AHA moment was the fact the Cecilia Deck, are beloved proffessor made boring topics, fun and exciting. For that, i am thankful.
WEEK 9: Media law
WEEK 9: Media law
The New York Times published an editorial advertisement in 1960 entitled “Heed Their Rising Voices by the Committee to Defend Martin Luther King. The full-page ad detailed abuses suffered by Southern black students at the hands of the police in Montgomery, Ala.
Even though he was not mentioned by name in the article, L.B. Sullivan, the city commissioner in charge of the police department, sued the Times and four individual black clergyman who were listed as the officers of the Committee to Defend Martin Luther King.
Sullivan demanded a retraction from paper. After not receiving a retraction, Sullivan then sued the newspaper and the four clergymen for defamation in Alabama state court.
The judge instructed the jury that falsity and malice are presumed. The judge also instructed the jury that the newspaper and the individual defendants could be held liable if the jury determined they had published the statements and that the statements were “of and concerning Sullivan.
The jury awarded Sullivan $500,000. After this award was upheld by the Alabama appellate courts,
the defendants appealed to the United States Supreme Court.
Click HERE for the website case.
Comments: Well, i think he did deserved that win in the court. He wanted a retraction from the paper and when new ork times did not give what he wanted he sued. The newspaper defamed Alabama state court.Also they reopened it in 2010 but in the supreme court.
The New York Times published an editorial advertisement in 1960 entitled “Heed Their Rising Voices by the Committee to Defend Martin Luther King. The full-page ad detailed abuses suffered by Southern black students at the hands of the police in Montgomery, Ala.
Even though he was not mentioned by name in the article, L.B. Sullivan, the city commissioner in charge of the police department, sued the Times and four individual black clergyman who were listed as the officers of the Committee to Defend Martin Luther King.
Sullivan demanded a retraction from paper. After not receiving a retraction, Sullivan then sued the newspaper and the four clergymen for defamation in Alabama state court.
The judge instructed the jury that falsity and malice are presumed. The judge also instructed the jury that the newspaper and the individual defendants could be held liable if the jury determined they had published the statements and that the statements were “of and concerning Sullivan.
The jury awarded Sullivan $500,000. After this award was upheld by the Alabama appellate courts,
the defendants appealed to the United States Supreme Court.
Click HERE for the website case.
Comments: Well, i think he did deserved that win in the court. He wanted a retraction from the paper and when new ork times did not give what he wanted he sued. The newspaper defamed Alabama state court.Also they reopened it in 2010 but in the supreme court.
WEEK 8: PROPGANDA
WEEK 8: PROPAGANDA
I found this advertisement on my way to work. This ad uses two propaganda techniques to draw the consumer in to buy this product. In this case, its a coke cola ad. In this ad, has a slogan written in the ad and it says "coke-cola is real". Also it has happy people laughing and having a good time. This shows that if you drink coke-cola you become happy. This technique is called beautiful people.
Click HERE for the ad.
I found this advertisement on my way to work. This ad uses two propaganda techniques to draw the consumer in to buy this product. In this case, its a coke cola ad. In this ad, has a slogan written in the ad and it says "coke-cola is real". Also it has happy people laughing and having a good time. This shows that if you drink coke-cola you become happy. This technique is called beautiful people.
Click HERE for the ad.
WEEK 7: INTERNET
WEEK 7: INTERNET
I did a lot of things online. I have shopped before and i have gamed online. I don't call it an addiction, i call it a good pass time. I am online everyday at least five to six hours. It affects my life everyday. My school and my school grades went down. In middle school i was a solid "B" student but with internet i dropped to a "C" average. It also affects my social life. I do not think i will ever stop playing games online but to comprimse i stopped online shopping.
I did a lot of things online. I have shopped before and i have gamed online. I don't call it an addiction, i call it a good pass time. I am online everyday at least five to six hours. It affects my life everyday. My school and my school grades went down. In middle school i was a solid "B" student but with internet i dropped to a "C" average. It also affects my social life. I do not think i will ever stop playing games online but to comprimse i stopped online shopping.
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