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Sports video appeals to large audiences due to its high commercial potentials.
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As an audiovisual medium, computer animations require superior image quality and professional soundtrack to lead audiences into their fascinating virtual world.
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It is suggested that to understand celebrity one can neither accept it at face value nor criticize it as merely manipulative but has to accept - and explore - the concrete ways in which audiences relate to it.
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This paper argues that despite these barriers, collective actors, working intentionally and strategically, can develop effective media campaigns to communicate with mass audiences - audiences they cannot reach directly.
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The influence of these hyperbolic conclusions is also due to the fact that they have been introduced in the market in a conjuncture where they have been perceived by various audiences as "useful" in Pareto's sense.
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ACCESS TO THE SOURCE: CICERO, BEN SIRA, THE SEPTUAGINT AND THEIR AUDIENCES
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This narrative indicates how little European audiences obviously cared about religious and racial conflicts and subsumed them under the much more fascinating discourse on love.
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Instead they allow us a view into how the tyrants represented themselves as political actors in different contexts and before different audiences.
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"PEARLS BEFORE SWINE": DID PAUL'S AUDIENCES UNDERSTAND HIS BIBLICAL QUOTATIONS
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Diamonds in the rough: A reply to Christopher Stanley concerning the reader competency of Paul's original audiences
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Christopher Stanley's characterization of Paul's original audiences as scripturally ignorant and his audience-centered approach to Paul's scriptural quotations are without warrant.
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Paul's original audiences are best taken as corporately learned in the Scriptures and his quotations interpreted accordingly.
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This paper addresses attempts to locate and dislocate music audiences in the context of global commercial, legal, and technical developments.
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Cordelia's quasi-resurrection gestures towards a possible otherworldly redemption even as it reminds audiences of the Resurrection that, in Lear's pagan world, cannot be replicated.
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Hornaday, a director of the zoological gardens in New York, Le Souef sought the moral improvement of zoo audiences through encouraging observation of nonhuman animals.
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Here as elsewhere, contextualization is required if we are to understand the meanings and functions of anti-Semitic attitudes and activities among specific audiences.
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It also reveals other significant transformations in American culture, including the segmentation of American audiences, the division of culture into high and low, and the place of ideas about animals in defining the citizen and the nation.
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I show how we can extend the standard framework for modelling argumentation systems to allow different audiences to be represented.
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Environmental education is an important component involving school groups, youth groups, concerned adults and National Science and Technology Festival audiences.
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Writing on the topic for different contexts and different audiences enhances the process of knowledge-building and helps to establish a correlation between being involved in a scientific activity and using specific language practices.
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