Would you believe it?

Emerson Boyles, Mabel Boyles, E.B. Morgan at Wall [sic] Lake. Standing around sunken boat in bathing suits

Maisteri Ritva-Liisa Sumu 9/12 1974

Kirje 9.12.1974

Magister Ritva-Liisa Sumu 9.12.1974 Kvinnokliniken Helsingfors

Kirje

Las narrativas transmedia como constructoras del mensaje publicitario entre marca y consumidor. Estudio de Caso: Red Bull “Can you Make it?”

En les últimes dues dècades el món publicitari ha experimentat una gran evolució a causa de l’aparició dels nous models digitals i l’entorn 2.0. En aquest projecte es recull un anàlisi sobre els orígens de la transmedialitat, les seves característiques i múltiples funcions. A més a més, aprofundirem en el rellevant paper del consumidor en aquests nous formats, en ser un element fonamental que ajuda a tancar el cercle comunicatiu. En concret, s’estudiarà el repte Can You Make It? de la marca Red Bull en ser un cas amb una gran varietat d’elements publicitaris a analitzar.

The comedy of As you like it by William Shakespeare

UANL

Shakespeare's As You Like It, with notes, examination papers, and plan of preparation

UANL

The Screen : the more you read it, the more you like it. 'La pantalla : cuanto más la lees, más te gusta'.

El APA del Colegio Santa María del Pilar edita este material como homenaje a Enrique Zabala, alias Henry Wide, con motivo de su jubilación

As you like it.

Incluye el texto completo de la obra de teatro y se acompaña de una explicación detallada de palabras, frases y pasajes difíciles de entender, resúmenes al comienzo de las escenas individuales y notas sobre los personajes principales. Todo ello para ayudar a los estudiantes a una mejor comprensión del texto. Además, contiene actividades para el aula, prácticas de examen e información sobre la Inglaterra isabelina como apoyo adicional.

You make it happen: document demand, typeface supply

The basic premise of this article is that typefaces reflect, and respond to, the conditions of making and using documents; and that demand for evolving document genres drives the development of new typefaces. The article describes how the combination of a narrow range for functionally acceptable letters and paragraphs, and a wide range of possibilities to express these arrangements, offers a revealing tool for examining changes in the perceptions of professionals in visual communication. Beyond technical issues, the choices of document makers allow insights into wider trends such as urbanisation, demographic changes, education standards, and wider issues of visual literacy.

Now You See it, Now You Don't: Why Do Real Estate Agents Withhold Available Houses from Black Customers?

Potential home buyers may initiate contact with a real estate agent by asking to see a particular advertised house. This paper asks whether an agent's response to such a request depends on the race of the potential buyer or on whether the house is located in an integrated neighborhood. We build on previous research about the causes of discrimination in housing by using data from fair housing audits, a matched-pair technique for comparing the treatment of equllay qualified black and white home buyers. However, we shift the focus from differences in the treatment of paired buyers to agent decisions concerning an individual housing unit using a sample of all houses seen during he 1989 Housing Discrimination study. We estimate a random effect, multinomial logit model to explain a real estate agent's joint decisions concerning whether to show each unit to a black auditor and to a white auditor. We find evidence that agents withhold houses in suburban, integrated neighborhoods from all customers (redlining), that agents' decisions to show houses in integrated neighborhoods are not the same for black and white customers (steering), and that the houses agents show are more likely to deviate from the initial request when the customeris black than when the customer is white. These deviations are consistent with the possibility that agents act upon the belief that some types of transactions are relatively unlikely for black customers (statistical discrimination).

Shakespeare's comedy of As you like it.

Mode of access: Internet.

As you like it ... /

Inscribed by Mr. Daly and Mr. Winter.

Oil is where you find it, the story of Bishop Oil Company, 1920-1953.

Mode of access: Internet.