Censorship Case Studies Samples For Students

The issue of censorship ion North Korea is a concern not only in the world but also in other parts of the world. Other nations have taken a stand in the issue and seek to have measures that can help in making the freedom of information to be exercised in the country. As Notepad (2012) observes, the freedom of the internet should be for everyone. As such, there is no way that some people should be denied from getting the information which they should rightfully have.
However, when the nations such as North Korea put such strict measures, other nations ...

According to Global Media News (2012), North Korea is one of the nations in which censorship is largely practiced. There are various ways through which this censorship has been applied. One of the areas that have been censored is the media. Global Media News (2012) observes that “only 10% of the radios and 30% of the televisions are in private households.” This indicates that most of the people are blocked from information; they cannot access it, and this is used as a means to annihilate their rights. Furthermore, the TV and radio stations are under the control of the government. ...

1. How does Google’s mission drive strategy at the company?
Google’s mission focuses on organization information around the world and making it useful and acceptable. This mission has helped Google to drive its strategy by coming up with a search engine through which people are able to get all the information they require in the web. In so doing, Google is able to get profits especially when advertisers use the search engine as they pay per click.
2. Is Google’s stance towards internet search in China consistent with its mission?
Yes, I believe that ...

Google initially argued that filtering Internet content is less damaging than riot making its search engine available in the Chinese market. Do you agree?
I agree with Google, as I think that complying with Chinese rules and filtering Internet content is less damaging than riot making its search engine available in the Chinese market, as it brings fewer problems with Chinese government, fewer conflicts, and less financial losses. Furthermore, Google’s decision secures its position in China and allows the company operating there, while the riot can lead to Google’s exit from Chinese market without any possibilities to ...

LEADERSHIP COMMUNICATION

Leadership communication can be defined as sending of controlled and purposeful messages from a person in position (leader) that are specific to the values and culture of that specific organization in context and are significantly important to key personnel in that company. When the message conveyed is affected, it will affect the vision, mission, and transformation of the organization. Messages communicated by a leader aim to affirm an organization’s vision and mission, and motivate them towards ensuring the overall success of the organization . Harmony among the workers and employees is a strength that every organization should dream of achieving as it ...

Introduction

In 1996 Phoenix Television started as a medium broadcast channel. Born in Hong Kong, where entertainment is the main focus, the network found it difficult to compete with local media conglomerates such as TVB and PEAR; these channels had already gained the most of the market share in Hong Kong. Thus, Phoenix switched their focus and redirected the target audience to Mainland China.
While Phoenix corporate owner’s Murdoch centers their broadcast focus on entertainment, Liu ChangLe centered its broadcast focus on the broadcast news, which can be seen as a high risk. A survey conducted by the television station, ...

Central Issue:

Why did Google and China choose to negotiate a partnership, bearing in mind what was at stake and the difference in their individual objectives? Google would risk going against one of its principles (do not be evil), whereas China would need to rethink its censorship policy.

Recommended Course of Action:

Business institutions and states should look at the best option (negotiation) to ensure that they fulfill their needs as much as possible. Therefore, both parties should be ready to make compromises, but ensure that they do not end up on the losing end.

Basis for Recommendation:

I chose the arbitration option because both Google and China ...

Introduction

- What is students freedom of expression

Discuss its extent and limitations in modern societies of students’ freedom of expression

Explain some diverse interpretations of students’ freedom of expression
How students’ freedom of expression is unique in relation to student publications
Conclusion
- Personal views regarding students freedom of expression emerging from chapter 10

Abstract

This essay encompasses discussions pertaining to students’ freedom of expression as it pertains to schools in United States of America. A case study contained in chapter 10 of teacher and the law will reviewed in an attempt to reflect on what is students freedom of expression; its extent and limitations in modern societies; explain some ...

The following strategic management paper is about one of the largest organizations in the world, Google Corporation. Google Corporation was founded by Larry Page and Sergy Brin in the year 1998, and it is centred in 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain California (Manjoo, 2011). Being an international organization involved in technology, Google has been providing internet-related services over the years. The most commendable developments have been seen in its enhanced internet search, advertising technologies and cloud computing services. With the rapid technologies in the current world, Google has managed to improve on its products and services, while introducing new technological ...

- What are the risk that Microsoft has faced in operation in china and dealing with the Chinese government? Do you see these risks as increasing, diminishing, or changing in the future? Are these risks unique to China or present in other developing countries?
Working in China has not been easy for Microsoft. The company has been faced with so many risks. However, there are two major risks that this company has been faced with while working in China. The first risk resulted from China joined WTO. Despite the fact that China takes actions for its IPR, the ...

Jerry Useem’s article addresses the issue on how factors such as government policy and culture affect business. David Rosen is an experienced and aggressive middle manager of an American Entertainment Company, who has successfully ventured in parts that others have failed such as Nigeria and Uganda. In 1933, Rosen decided to pursue the highly controlled Turkish market, where only state controlled TRT ran the television industry. The returns from this venture were very low at $500000 dollars a year since TRT purchased limited amounts of non-controversial programs and selected few programs that they saw as suitable for Turkish standards ...