New System Of Communication Research Articles

THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON CAMEROONIAN ENGLISH

Social media has emerged as a popular new technology that has spread all over the different sectors in Cameroon: education, business, government, print media, audiovisual media, etc. This new means of communication has eased the exchange of thoughts and ideas. The internet, as an aspect of new technologies, came along with a deviant form of writing peculiar to the younger generation in general and the Cameroonian youth in particular. This new system of communication gave rise to what is known as computer-mediated communication, which had become widely spread within the educational milieu in Cameroon. Social media has negatively influenced the use of Standard English in Cameroon, especially written texts, given that aspects of computer-mediated communication have rapidly replaced conversational writing forms. Such development in communication has affected language, which has gradually shifted from its original sound, sign, or symbol and complex sentence structures governed by grammatical rules to the language of text messaging with its simple syntax, incomplete sentence forms, informal structures, and modified ideograms known as emojis (happy faces, sad faces, excitement figures, blushing faces, etc.). This research aimed at analysing the writings of students at the University of Yaounde 1 to show the extent to which the use of social media has affected the written rendition of these students. To elucidate this, a study was done by analyzing their scripts and text messages. The communication accommodation theory was adopted to arrive at the expected results.

Different Areas of Social Life and Their Access During and Post Covid-19

Corona-virus 19 has managed to penetrate and completely change the approach of society, thus further developing technology and giving way to the internet. The problem that arises in this paper is the technology and the inclusion of the lives of individuals in this new system of communication and action. Based on the qualitative scientific method we will seek to examine the reality of applied communication theories. The developed topic itself requires a special and dedicated research. Society is always evolving and its adaptation to socio-technological changes is required, with the advent of Corona-Virus 19 in all spheres of life. The Internet and technology are seen at this stage as the best problematic solution to not paralyze every sphere of life from daily activities, as if this were to happen we would be in a total social and global chaos. In the end, the question arises if we are ready (as a global population) to live with technology and this world order where big governments and international organizations (eg the Health Organization) are taking us and offering us?

ФОРМУВАННЯ МУЗИЧНО-ЕСТЕТИЧНОЇ КУЛЬТУРИ МАЙБУТНІХ УЧИТЕЛІВ МУЗИЧНОГО МИСТЕЦТВА ЗАСОБАМИ ФЕСТИВАЛЬНОГО РУХУ

The article substantiates the formation of musical and aesthetic culture of future teachers of music by means of the festival movement. The substantiation of the festival-competition «Steps to Mastery» is just being held on the basis of the Centralukrainian State Pedagogical University named after Volodymyr Vynnychenko. Music culture in the context of training future music teachers in higher education is interpreted by us as a complex dynamic phenomenon that integrates knowledge, skills and abilities in major musicological disciplines, experience in various types of music performance, the level of intellectual and creative abilities of future music teachers art, readiness for active musical and creative activity and increase of values of musical art. Aesthetic culture of the future music teacher is defined as a holistic, complex personal education, characterized by globalization of aesthetic worldview, level of aesthetic education and development, refined aesthetic taste, aesthetic perception and response to works of music, as well as the creation of aesthetic values in life and art. Musical and aesthetic culture of the future music teacher is the core of his professional culture, spiritual values and personal intellectual and artistic image. In the process of studying music-theoretical, instrumental and vocal-choral disciplines, future music teachers form an emotional and value attitude to the creative heritage of composers who were able to recreate the style, character and atmosphere of the era, which forms a holistic picture of the world, allows to think and focus those events that affected social change and contributed to progressive neoplasms in society. Participation in the festival movement promotes the creation of relationships between innovation, technology and creativity, the search for innovative and creative ideas. There is a presentation of the professional level of performers and musical groups, creative interaction is formed in the context of a new system of communication and a new model of cultural life. Music festivals have a positive impact on the preservation of cultural heritage, the promotion of national and world values.

Gender-based harassment in cyberspace. The case of Pikara magazine

The internet has brought about a radical change in the way people communicate and relate to each other. Widespread use of this new system of communication has resulted in a shift in conventional attitudes in human relations. Some of its features are anonymity, virality or disinhibition, which in turn determine norms of interaction. This paper offers an analysis of gender-based harassment on the internet, using the case of Pikara Magazine (a Spanish feminist electronic magazine). The comments posted on this online magazine during 2015 have been analysed from a qualitative perspective (using grounded theory methodology), focusing on discovering the major discursive categories related to harassment behaviours, as well as the different strategies of response and resistance. The categories identified make up a system to be contrasted on future analysis. Finally, different ways of tackling this phenomenon through the social work discipline are also considered.

Influence of Corporate Social Responsibility on Competitive Abilities of Corporations

Influence of corporate social responsibility on competitive abilities of corporations is analyzed in the article. While assessing the role of CSR in the processes of competitive advantages formation on the academic ground, the following traditional models of the competitive abilities analysis can be used: the model of five forces, the model of resource based approach and the model of network approach. Every model of the company’s competitive ability analysis has its advantages and disadvantages. Each of them can be useful in researching the connection between competitive advantages and CSR because they emphasize different aspects of the origins and the importance of advantages. The summarized scheme of the formation of competitive advantages, connected with CSR, is presented in the article. Meeting requirements of consumers is considered to be the centre-line of business oriented towards the market. The complex of marketing established for this purpose has to be founded on the principles of social responsibility. Meeting the requirements of consumers the interests of other groups and members of the society must be considered, so it is necessary to find out about these interests during the interactions with stakeholders. The tension between business and society is obviously unprofitable for both sides, thus its prevention and elimination are very important strategically. Only the companies, which aim to save all universally accepted ethical standards of social behaviour, can expect a positive attitude and support in the modern society. Moreover, helping to solve burning social and ecological problems they get competitive advantages and ensure their successful work in future. The company’s attitude towards CSR is reflected in its mission, vision, value-system and the whole culture of the organization. At the present stage of social development consumers are getting greater power to influence business organizations. As the modern informative technologies are broadening and the number of their users is increasing, the population has got greater possibilities to compare products and services, to choose them as well as sellers and ways of selling. Consumers are mostly intolerant of the goods or companies, which are indifferent to social and ecological problems. On the contrary, the companies, which worry about them, are supported by consumers. Getting CSR advantages enterprisers tend to consolidate, support, strengthen, defend, renovate and change them. For this purpose a new system of communication with objective markets is created or modified. The traditional complex of support is not effective although it is supplemented with unconventional instruments in order to form a set of CSR competitive advantages. Openly announced CSR reports have become the main instrumentality of communication in the field of social responsibility for recent decades. Rapidly developing processes of globalization throw new challenges for CSR competitive advantages creation. Business interaction with stakeholders has been becoming more complicated and requires from companies new knowledge, different skills and additional recourses.

Designing of a Digital to Analog Convertor Fully in CMOS, 0.18µm, 1.8V Technology with SFDR more than 70dB

Background/Objectives: Nowadays in new system of communication, analog to digital and digital to analog converters are used plenteously. Digital to analog converters are converters that receive digital data and convert it to an analog signal. Methods/Statistical Analysis: In this study a digital to analog converter has been fully designed in CMOS, 0.18μm, 1.8V technology. Findings: Designed converter receive 6 low-worth first bits in the form of binary and 4 worthy last bits in the form of unary thermometer codes. Output of this converter is in the form of sinusoidal signal. This converter has high amounts of SNR and SFDR. Application: In conclusion, this study illustrated that different methods of designing can be compounded to achieve to complex designing with better performance.

Organ Transplantation in Greece: The Need for Mediation

Organ transplants are not regarded as an exclusively medical process, because they involve financial, religious, philosophic, and bioethical parameters. It becomes clear that if they are to achieve their purpose, which we believe extends well beyond the medical dimension, the creation of a comprehensive framework of communication between the involved parties is of paramount importance. The aim of this paper is to present an outline and a number of considerations regarding the communicational, bioethical, and legal issues that arise from a rather dramatic state of affairs in Greece today: In 2012 the rate of organ transplants stood at only 7 per 1 million of the population. The outdated legal framework and the lack of trust on the part of patients and the public have led to a highly inefficient system that is lagging behind in many respects. The proposition made in this paper is that there is a need for a new system of communication between doctors, patients, relatives of patients, and hospitals: bioethical mediation. This is a system that has played a vital role and has produced astounding results in other countries. There is also every indication that the introduction of such a system is crucial for Greece, especially as the symptoms of the acute financial crisis are become fully visible and tangible. Mediation aims to identify solutions that are oriented toward the interests and wishes of patients, are acknowledged and accepted by all parties involved, and are in tune with the values and the principles of medical practice.

Gaining Cultural Sensitivity: Student SLPs Work and Learn in Bolivia

Gaining Cultural Sensitivity: Student SLPs Work and Learn in Bolivia

Cultural industries in the Digital Age: some provisional conclusions

This is an empirical study based on US and European experiences and their applicability to Spanish reality. It is based on a number of sectoral analyses. The article aims to discuss the transformations of the cultural industries, their adaptation to the Digital Age and the new system of communication and culture that is shaping up in the most developed countries. It is argued that although the changes ushered in by the widespread adoption of digital technologies have been profound, we have to see current transformations in relation to the continuing weight of traditional media and organizational structures. There is a major challenge for communications policy in balancing the needs for public services agaisnt the pressures of commercialism.

Marconi's history [radiocommunication

The roots of the future are in the past. This paper remembers the main events of the history of radio, events in which Guglielmo Marconi gave his fundamental contribution to the development of the new system of communication. This paper covers the period from the first transmission at Villa Griffone, near Bologna (Italy), in 1895, to the transmission across the Atlantic Ocean from Poldhu (Cornwall) to St. John's (Newfoundland) in 1901.

An improved method of communication between computerized accident and emergency departments and general practitioners.

This new system of communication sends the data on four sticky labels (Fig. 1), one of which can be permanently left in the patients folder without taking up too much space. Further details can be obtained by telephoning the A&E department and quoting the A&E number on the sticky label.

Viewdata/Prestel and the disabled

This year has seen the introduction of a computer-based telephone distributed and TV set received information system available as a public service. Viewdata is the generic name for this new system of communication which has been pioneered by the British Post Office. The necessary adaption of the television set, the decoder, can now be achieved for less than $50 (1979) using micro-circuits. The decoder has the ability to decode any non-speech signals, print or drawings, which are sent over the telephone line and to display them as text or simple diagrams on the TV set. Initially the communication will be one-way. The user will be able to receive information on his TV set but unable to respond or reply. As the system develops it will be possible to respond to information received, choose from a list of simple messages, originate individual messages and finally to participate in full two-way communication with the use of a typewriter-like keyboard.

A recent development in communication technique

The paper provides a short introduction to a new system of communication. An attempt is made to show how the system was evolved as a logical development from earlier systems, and to suggest how it may find useful practical application.A short review of the growth of technique and theory of communication demonstrates the continued search for new systems of high efficiency and leads inevitably to the conception that the ultimate theoretical efficiency of utilization of frequency bandwidth has now been established by Shannon. The view is taken, however, that practical systems still need to be developed in order to approach more nearly to ideal performance.A discussion of features of pulse-code modulation (p.c.m.)—the most efficient system in current use—shows how suspected deficiencies have led to suggestions for a new system of communication. Examination of this system, tentatively called the “ambiguous index system,” demonstrates that the suspected deficiencies were not, in fact, very real and that the purely theoretical performance of p.c.m. has not been improved upon. However, certain practical advantages are revealed, and it is suggested that one variation of the new system, which is very nearly equivalent to the theoretical 2-digit multiple-level p.c.m. system, could be of great value when insufficient frequency bandwidth is available for binary coding by as many as 6 digits.It is shown that the new system permits a new and satisfactory classification of the system commonly known as “pulsed f.m.” which represents a special case of the ambiguous index system, which, in turn, is very closely related to signal coding systems. Hence, the very high theoretical performance of pulsed f.m. is not in any sense anomalous.A modification of the pulsed f.m. system probably represents an almost ideal system of transmission for the case where the bandwidth available for transmission is only about twice that which would be required for single-sideband working.