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Unveiling the Influence of Classified Advertisements in Newspapers

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The Hidden Power of Classified Advertisements in Print Media

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A Guide to Digital Storytelling

"A Guide to Digital Storytelling" is a comprehensive resource that provides professionals with the tools and knowledge necessary to effectively engage audiences through digital mediums. This guide explores the evolving landscape of storytelling in the digital age, emphasizing the importance of crafting compelling narratives that resonate with viewers. It covers various aspects of digital storytelling, including the selection and manipulation of multimedia elements such as images, videos, and soundtracks, to create a captivating experience. Additionally, this guide delves into crucial techniques for structuring stories, utilizing visual and auditory cues to evoke emotions, and engaging with diverse audiences through different digital platforms. It also discusses the ethical considerations involved in digital storytelling and how to maintain authenticity while navigating through technological advancements. With practical tips and examples from experts in the field, "A Guide to Digital Storytelling" equips professionals with invaluable insights to effectively harness the power of digital mediums for impactful storytelling campaigns.

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 Key Elements of a Powerful Obituary Advertisement:

Introduction:

In the midst of loss, when the world seems to pause for a moment, obituary advertisements in newspapers become a timeless tradition. These announcements serve as a way to inform the community about the passing of a loved one, offering a space for friends and family to share memories, condolences, and details about funeral services. In this blog post, we'll explore the significance of obituary advertisements, the elements that make them powerful, and some tips on crafting a meaningful tribute in the form of an obituary classified ad.

The Importance of Obituary Advertisements:

Obituary advertisements in newspapers have been a part of newspaper culture for centuries, providing a formal and public acknowledgment of an individual's life and passing. These ads not only inform the community but also become a lasting record for future generations to understand and appreciate their family's history.

Informing the Community: Obituary ads are a primary means of notifying friends, acquaintances, and the community about the passing of a loved one. This allows for the sharing of condolences and support.

Preserving Memories: Crafting an obituary is an art that involves capturing the essence of a person's life. It's an opportunity to highlight their achievements, passions, and the impact they had on those around them.

Inviting Commemoration: Obituary advertisements often include details about funeral or memorial services, inviting friends and well-wishers to join in commemorating the life of the departed.

Elements of a Powerful Obituary Advertisement:

Personalization: A compelling obituary ad is one that paints a vivid picture of the individual. Include personal anecdotes, achievements, hobbies, and any unique qualities that defined their character.

Chronology of Life: Present the life story in a chronological order, starting from birth to the final moments. This helps readers connect with the journey and legacy of the departed.

Funeral Service Information: Clearly outline the details of the funeral or memorial service, including date, time, and location. This information is crucial for those who wish to pay their respects.

In the face of loss, Bhaskar Ad’s obituary advertisements serve as a bridge between the departed and the community, offering a space for remembrance and healing. Crafting a meaningful obituary is a tribute to a life well-lived, providing solace to those left behind and creating a lasting legacy for generations to come. As we navigate the delicate process of saying goodbye, let us remember the power of words in immortalizing the stories of those we hold dear.

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...I have to hurry to get to the door from the toilet and then the Jehovah's Witnesses have rung...

...someone wishes me a nice evening when I'm just starting my late shift...

...a car drives through the puddle when I'm sitting next to it on my bike...

...realize in the evening that there's no more beer in the house when I really need one (or more)...

...Face ID doesn't work because I'm wearing the wrong glasses or my hair is too messy...

...the train isn't late on the very day I'm only ten seconds later than usual at the station...

...that the numbers of my date of birth won the lottery that I didn't take part in...

...some stupid online algorithm assigns me advertising that I urgently need to lose weight...

...I read in the newspaper on Mondays what I missed at the weekend...

...then I don't know what I'm doing either.

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How Auto Rickshaw Branding Can Help Businesses Connect with the Local Community

Often a common sight on the streets of many cities worldwide, auto rickshaws have developed from merely being a means of transportation to potential marketing powerhouses for companies. Branding an auto rickshaw gives businesses a special chance to engage with the community in a way that is not possible with conventional advertising techniques. In this post, we'll look at the benefits of auto rickshaw branding as a marketing technique and why it helps companies establish lasting relationships with the community.

Auto Rickshaws Branding In many places, auto rickshaws (auto hood) are an essential component of the local way of life. They represent the local community's spirit in addition to being a means of mobility. By connecting your company with these legendary cars, you can capitalize on the local pride right away. You essentially become a part of the community's fabric.

High Visibility and Mobility Throughout the day, auto rickshaws travel to different sections of the city without stopping. This mobility means that your brand will be highly visible. Your message is mobile, traveling to different parts of the city and capturing the interest of a wide range of people, unlike static billboards or web advertisements.

Targeted Local Marketing You can install auto rickshaws in locations that are most relevant to your target market. You may connect with the individuals who are most important to your business, whether they are in a certain market, neighborhood, or business area. Small and medium-sized businesses benefit greatly from this kind of localized marketing.

Cost-Effective Advertising In contrast to alternative outdoor advertising formats such as billboards or bus wraps, auto rickshaw branding is comparatively more affordable. It is therefore a desirable choice for companies with tight marketing costs. You don't have to spend a fortune to reach a significant audience.

Creative Design Opportunities Branding for auto rickshaws enables distinctive and eye-catching designs that can help your company stand out. You can spark interest and make an impact in the neighborhood with the appropriate visuals and messaging. Bright, well-designed rickshaws can become enduring representations of your company.

Eco-Friendly and Community-Friendly Eco-friendly, auto rickshaws are usually fueled by more sustainable and clean energy sources. By linking your company to these cars, you may demonstrate your dedication to environmental conservation, which will appeal to the neighborhood. In addition, compared to larger cars, auto rickshaws are a more community-friendly form of transportation, which is why they are welcomed in crowded urban areas.

Supporting Local Drivers

Additionally, you are helping local drivers and their families by utilizing the auto rickshaw branding. Since people value companies that support locals' means of living, this fosters goodwill within the community. The reputation of your brand can be improved by this feeling of shared prosperity.

Community Engagement and Events Auto rickshaws can also be utilized for advertising events and community outreach. By including the local community in events like rides, giveaways, or special promotions, you can build stronger bonds with your audience.

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Snatching Snitches the cat Part 2: Damian 1

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“Maybe we should get him a new cat.”

Damian full-body twitched at the whisper, which was unfortunately not quiet enough to keep such idiocy out of his ears as he entered the room. “I will regain my boy,” he said sternly. “So that will be entirely unnecessary, Richard.”

Dick winced at the downgrade to his proper name. Damian huffed air from his nose, dissatisfied, but willing to consider the matter closed given the urgency of the situation. “Father, this is my budget proposal.” He used his left hand to toss the folder on the teak desk in the sunroom’s office. Father gaped at it gormlessly, not moving to pick it up until Damian lifted an eyebrow in pointed rebuke.

He waited while his father shuffled through the papers, a vaguely pained expression on his face. “Damian, I’m not sure that a million dollars is a normal amount to spend on a lost-pet advertisement campaign,” he said gently.

Dick had his best poker face on, which meant nothing to someone who knew him well enough to know that the lack of his usual expressiveness was a large tell.

Damian did his best not to roll his eyes. “Snitches is an unparalleled feline, and thus the market research for comparable campaigns was matched to something more appropriate.” He kept his tone as neutral as possible to avoid discord. “For pricing, please look at page seventeen.”

Pages flipped. “...This seems to be a list of Wayne family kidnapping incidents.” Father’s face twitched. Dick leaned over, obviously interested. 

��You’ve listed all the ransom amounts that was asked for one of us?” he checked. “Cool graph. Am I still the winner?” Dick scanned the amounts. His face fell when he encountered the humorously undignified information that, in fact, Todd was in the lead. 

“Initial amounts,” Damian said promptly. “I understand that relatively little time and money was invested into Snitches, so I chose the amount that was asked for Timothy in 2019. May, not August,” he clarified. August had been undervaluation even for Timothy.

Dick breathed out slowly through his nose, in a shamefully transparent attempt to control himself. “Tim-”

“It was before he was adopted,” Damian said dismissively. “Obviously, his current market rate is much higher. Given that Snitches was, in fact, legally adopted by myself, I thought it a generosity on my part to keep the budget that low.”

A high-pitched sound came from someone’s nose. Damian eyed his father and his eldest brother, but could not discern which one it was. How undignified.

“I understand your logic,” Father said finally. He looked tremendously old. “...Very well. One million dollars to find your cat. But that’s it!” he said, trying to regain control of the conversation. 

Damian nodded sharply. “It will be sufficient.” Just barely, but he had a plan to make it work. “Please direct your attention to pages 4 through 7,” he ordered, knowing full well that Father’s eyes would glaze over at the itemized expenses. 

“Give it to me verbally,” Father said.

Ideal. Damian launched into a painfully detailed listing of national, regional, and international newspapers which he would have a column written both in print and online, starting at Gotham and expanding regionally every day within which Snitches had not been yet located. He would have it written by Kent, as a professional courtesy. He had a list of gig work sites upon which he could recruit people to walk the streets of Gotham and put up flyers and check alleys and dumpsters. He had devised profiles of the teenagers involved in Snitches’ original kidnapping attempt, and included suggestions as to how each member of the team might use their patrol to stake out the suspects.

“I’m scheduled for 7 hours of watching the east window at a 16 year old girl’s house?” Father confirmed. His eyes were hollow and robbed of hope, exactly according to plan.

Damian gave a sharp nod. “Tonight. Todd shall do the daylight shift.”

“I doubt that,” Father said, very quietly. He cleared his throat. “Look, Damian.” 

He waited in perfect predatory stillness. 

“I think perhaps… you should rely less on patrol time for this,” Father settled on. “There are other issues outstanding, after all, such as that serial killer in the Bowery and the gang tensions.”

Damian gritted his teeth.

“Why don’t you get some other help?” Dick butted in, giving Father a warning look that Damian very much did not miss.

“Other help,” Damian said slowly, as if he had not engineered this whole conversation to lead to this conclusion. “Such as… associates?”

“Like Jon,” Dick suggested brightly. “Or your friends from school!”

“That seems like a good idea,” Father said, composed except that he winced at the word ‘friends’, knowing full well how Damian despised it. “You can get help with non Gotham vigilante associates, since we are unfortunately unable to dedicate enough time to the project.”

Damian waited a moment to sell it, portraying a struggle with indecision. He could not accept too gracefully, or someone might read his detailed budget proposal and discover that he had already allotted most of the money for specialists. “I will attempt this route first,” he said stiffly. He pretended not to notice the relief in the room. “Very well.” He reached out a hand to receive his plan. 

He left with his head held high, knowing that he was the uncontested winner in that discussion. More fools they! The obvious had escaped them in their dotage.

Snitches was, after all, no ordinary cat. He had been summoned in a ritual meant to communicate with a ghost. Perhaps he was a ghost himself, given his intangibility and near-human intelligence. The obvious first step was a consultation with one of the magicians who would accept bribery. Father disdained them, but he had, indeed, given Damian specific permission to accept help from non-Gotham vigilante associates.

Surely Justice League Dark could be counted among Robin’s associates.

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This Meeting Could've Been an E-mail

Sleepy King (Nanenna ver.) Masterpost

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Diana, along with several other members of the JLD, were sitting in a meeting room. John had stood at the head of the table, having just finished outlining the situation for them, and it was grim. She knew if worse came to worse they may have to sacrifice the boy to keep the Ghost King from emerging into their world and wreaking havoc on a scale only Darkseid had managed before, but she prayed it wouldn’t come to that.

“Would not the boy also smell my father’s blood?” Raven asked.

“Unfortunately. You an’ me are gonna stay back and help plan based on what everyone else reads from the boy.”

Diana nodded along, likely that was also her role.

Bruce, in full Batman gear, came stalking into the room.

“About bloody time,” John said with a huff.

“I would hope you have brought them all up to speed on what you know of Danny while waiting.”

John made an annoyed sound, then moved to sit in a chair near the head of the table. “`Course I did, just waiting on you now.”

Bruce stood in the spot John had just vacated. “Oracle.” The room dimmed and the holo-projector  in the table whirred to life. A picture of a small family standing in front of what appeared to be some sort of business run out of what used to be a family home (something fairly common in America, Diana had learned) took center stage. Obviously it was part of a website, Diana could see the web bar with several tabs across the top of the projection, but it was zoomed into the photo.

“This,” Bruce said, pointing to the teenaged boy in the photo from behind, “is Daniel “Danny” Fenton, the boy used in the ritual last night.”

Everyone leaned in closer to look the boy over. There was nothing remarkable about him, a bit thin perhaps but that could be due to the lankiness that comes with growth spurts.

“He’s from Amity Park, Illinois. The town advertises itself as the most haunted city in America, and from what we’ve gathered they earned it. Most pertinent is that last year they were under attack by the Ghost King.”

Oracle must have clicked to the next tab, the family picture was replaced by an online newspaper article titled “Ghost King Thwarted! Is Phantom a Hero?”

“I’m sorry, what happened?” Zatanna asked incredulously.

“There must be some mistake, there’s no way Pariah Dark got free without a single person feeling it,” Dr. Fate insisted.

Oracle scrolled down the page to show several blurry photos taken of a being that looked nothing like what they’d seen last night, alongside a sketch of the being. “Either this was well researched, or somehow this whole event was cloaked,” Bruce said grimly.

“Considering this wasn’t even the most recent attack on the town and a few of them sound like JL level threats,” Oracle’s modulated voice came from the table’s speakers as she quickly tabbed through a few more news articles before coming back to the one on the Ghost King, “I think it’s more likely something is blocking the whole town from us.” She scrolled down more to show several missing or broken photos. “Especially this Phantom person that keeps showing up in every article about ghosts. Even using the way back machine there’s not a single photo of him anywhere on the internet.”

“If the Ghost King has been out,” Captain Marvel asked, “where did he go? I doubt he’s spent the last year just hanging out in a small town in middle America.”

“According to this news article,” Bruce said, “Phantom, along with help from the whole town, managed to get the Ghost King back into the Sarcophagus and sealed him away again.”

John whistled, “That’s quite the feat, even with help.”

“Are you saying Danny was chosen as Pariah’s anchor because he’s from Amity Park?” Raven asked.

“Not just because he’s from Amity Park, his parents are also self proclaimed paranormal scientists and ghost hunters.”

Oracle tabbed to a few different pages, each one with a different picture of one of Danny’s parents proudly holding ominously glowing green weapons or with vials of glowing green goo. Sometimes one in the background of another.

John squinted at the photos, “Is that pure æther?!”

“How?!” Captain Marvel and Zatanna both asked incredulously.

“They call it ectoplasm,” Bruce stated.

John scoffed and rolled his eyes. “Ectoplasm is a word scam artists in the 1800s made up to steal money from grieving widows.”

“Nevertheless that is what they're calling it. Especially of note that the Fentons run their research out of their home.”

“Where their children live?” Diana asked, horrified at the implications.

“How are they still sane?” Captain Marvel asked incredulously.

“We're not sure they are,” Batman said grimly. Oracle tabbed to a street view of the Fenton home, easily identified by the large sign on the side. The strange addition to the home's roof was an… interesting choice.

The other attendees of the meeting were becoming agitated, several of them shifting in place as they got ready to speak.

“Before this goes any further,” Bruce stated firmly, “all this to say the cult that kidnapped Danny Fenton did so with intention. Amity Park certainly needs a full investigation, but it will have to wait until after this crisis with the Ghost King is dealt with.”

“Æther exposure might explain why the kid could handle being Pariah’s anchor.” John sighed then stood up. “Alright, if that’s all the info you got…”

Bruce grunted in acknowledgement.

“The clock’s ticking.” John left the room, the others all following after.

Diana hung back to speak with Bruce. “We’ll find a solution.”

Bruce just hummed to show he heard her. She knew he wasn’t handling the situation well, a child’s life was at stake and he had to hand the situation over to others. There was only so much she could reassure him, so she chose instead to go see the boy for herself.

The JLD members that had attended the meeting were all gathered in a kitchenette discussing logistics. Diana left them to it for the moment and simply went down the hall to the room she knew the boy was sleeping in. The lights in the hallway were already dimmed, thankfully, so she simply quietly opened the door and poked her head inside. Clark was sitting on a chair next to the boy’s bed. His posture was a relaxed sprawl, but his face was furrowed in concentration. He looked up and smiled when he saw Diana.

“How are you?” She asked at barely a whisper, knowing he’d hear her just fine.

“Guilty, now that I know he mistook me for his father.”

“Sadly this is an ask for forgiveness situation.” She gently pat Clark’s arm, trying to console him.

The boy himself looked like any other teenager, dead to the world while tucked safely into bed. She only hoped they would find some solution and tomorrow he would be tucked just as safely into his own bed.

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Stories Are Weapons: Psychological Warfare and the American Mind

Annalee Newitz

In Stories Are Weapons, best-selling author Annalee Newitz traces the way disinformation, propaganda, and violent threats--the essential tool kit for psychological warfare--have evolved from military weapons deployed against foreign adversaries into tools in domestic culture wars. Newitz delves into America's deep-rooted history with psychological operations, beginning with Benjamin Franklin's Revolutionary War-era fake newspaper and nineteenth-century wars on Indigenous nations, and reaching its apotheosis with the Cold War and twenty-first-century influence campaigns online. America's secret weapon has long been coercive storytelling. And there's a reason for that: operatives who shaped modern psychological warfare drew on their experiences as science fiction writers and in the advertising industry.

Now, through a weapons-transfer program long unacknowledged, psyops have found their way into the hands of culture warriors, transforming democratic debates into toxic wars over American identity. Newitz zeroes in on conflicts over race and intelligence, school board fights over LGBT students, and campaigns against feminist viewpoints, revealing how, in each case, specific groups of Americans are singled out and treated as enemies of the state. Crucially, Newitz delivers a powerful counternarrative, speaking with the researchers and activists who are outlining a pathway to achieving psychological disarmament and cultural peace.

Incisive and essential, Stories are Weapons reveals how our minds have been turned into blood-soaked battlegrounds--and how we can put down our weapons to build something better.

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