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This is what the media students achieved in the Major fair 2018 at SQU

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Of the horrific effects of climate change Forest fires like what happened in California

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We worked in class with a new experience that's how to making GIf.

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ALHamra groundwater and climate change

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One of the horrific effects of climate change Forest fires like what happened in California in US

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Evaluate all my works in Tumbler by: Younis ALAbri ID: 11340 Date: 27 NOV, 2018

“Misleading ads with guaranteed results or clinical studies”

This was the hardest subject for me as my first attempt at writing on Templer and did not know very well what I wanted and what I was doing But the subject was familiar because we studied it in the advertising course.

“YOUNG PEOPLE and YOUR IDENTITY IN A GLOBAL DIGITALISED” WORLD”As for the second topic where he talks about the impact of the digital world on the identity of young people with the development of digital means, where she talked about the direct impact on identity and what changes are taking place in them. And what problems are caused by change in identity. In addition, what young people must do to preserve their cultural identity

In the third topic: I talked about how social media use social support in society. Using social media can help in development and development within the community. Also help to belong in the country or place

In the fourth topic talked about users of social networking programs and their ability to provide their own information for these applications or companies, which represents some of the risk in addition to the infringement of privacy and also use those companies for personal information and data for the purposes of profitability

Evaluating my work..

I evaluate my work based on my feelings and the confidence I got after these posts! I think the circumstances have contributed to this development for us all as students and I have brought out my best here based on my level and current stage, which is good and often met expectations, However the space is very large for future development, Evolution never stops in all areas, especially in the media, which is one of the most obvious developments, media has always monitored global developments and, in turn, developed with it so I think this course was in keeping with global developments and made us as more knowledgeable students

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Khashoggi case and Agenda setting role

Written by: Younis ALAbri

ID: 113140

DATE: November 13, 2018

Number of words: 300

In the Agenda setting role, The news media do not mainly set out to persuade, but to inform. In telling us what to think about, we are first of all suggesting that the media set the public agenda, that is, they tell us what issues are important for public debate. The idea behind agenda setting is quite simple: The media over time by featuring some issues prominently and some issues less prominently and still other issues not at all, give us a sense of what issues are important.

That is why we find many important issues absent from the media. And if the issue is not exposed in the media, they will not reach the public opinion and will not be discussed by people in personal conversations or in social media.

In some cases, issues may be discussed intensively in a channel and the same issue is completely absent from another channel, depending on the policies and orientations of the media network or according to the objectives of the owner.

Examples of these cases include the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, and if we compare the issue between three different channels - Al-Jazeera, Al-Arabiya, and Oman Television - Al-Jazeera has discussed the issue since the first day and covered 24 hours of talk, Al-Arabiya channel ignored this issue for the first three days. After increasing media pressure from Al-Jazeera and foreign channels, Al-Arabiya discussed this issue, but in a reduced way, and as a small issue for a Saudi citizen.While Oman TV has never discussed this issue as if it did not exist.

If we compare the killing of Khashoggi with the killing of Egyptian journalists (Ahmed Mahmoud, Ahmed Assem, Ahmed Abdel Gawad, Musab El Shami, Habiba Abdel Aziz and Mike Dean) and no one heard of them.

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Populism is not enough to influence.

Written by: Younis ALAbri

ID: 113140

Date : 30 October 2018

Number of words :298

Social media platforms are filled with influencers, and often the most influencers criterion is the number of followers without analyzing their content or their impact on followers.

Are the number of followers and the spread of content sufficient to be a guide for others?

A young man from the GCC published political analyzes on a daily basis and discusses social issues in a video that does not exceed one minute.

Each video he posted has more than a million views and is supported by a large audience.

In fact, he has only a school certificate and everything he said is very far from the truth.

At the same time, there are professors in political science, political analysts, professors of social sciences and researchers who do not have 1,000 followers.

This leads us to say that the number of followers and the spread of content is not necessarily because the publisher is a professional in the field he poses.

actually, good marketing determines the prevalence of content and, unfortunately, a person's experience or knowledge may not make a difference.

Content that inspires a wide range of emotions tends to be more widely shared. As well as content that stimulates positive and negative emotions at the same time has higher chances of influence.

In addition, positive news is shared more than negative news. People are always looking for ways to escape the stress of theirs.

These details that we may not know or ignore are the main reason for the impact. It is up to the audience in terms of the need to increase their awareness of the follow-up of specialists in each field or not to be influenced by the opinions and actions of people who are not trustworthy or do not have sufficient experience for advice and guidance.

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Influencer's content

Written by: Younis ALAbri ID: 113140 Date: Oct 23, 2018 Number of words: 296

an influencer is someone who carries influence over others. A social media influencer is someone who wields that influence through social media. The form of influence can vary and no two influencers are the same. Also, the can persuade followers to modify behavior or adopt opinions or influence them in directions, whether positive or negative.

In this blog, I would like to talk about a young Bahraini who publishes great content on YouTube and affects a large number of young people from all over the Arab world.

Omar Farouq is a Bahraini media producer, Omar graduated from the University of Bahrain specialized in media, radio, and television. he started media content industry since the beginning of his studies in media, also he gradation in the use of social media platforms starting with Facebook, Keek, Instagram and finally YouTube.

Nearly two million people subscribe him in his channel, and he has 133,000 followers on Twitter and he gets a great positive interaction from young followers.

There are a lot of people who want experience and adventure but are afraid, so he worked to spread the culture of experience and adventure through many of the experiences that he works and published to people in innovative videos via YouTube.

Omar has posted 65 videos on his YouTube channel, offering great content about the experience and trying out many things like a nurse, a fisherman, a hotel worker, a cinema employee, a delivery and other. Through video, he was able to motivate young people to work whatever. Moreover, he publishing 16 travel videos and motivating his followers to travel adventures and experimenting with everything new in the country we visit.

Omar offers different content from the rest of the influencers because it creates content and does not Imitate anyone.

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SOCIAL MEDIA SPHERE IN THE GCC: PEOPLE WILLINGLY PROVIDING FREE PERSONAL INFORMATION AND INSTITUTIONS BENEFITTING FROM THESE INFORMATION

Name: Younis Nasser Alabri

Date: 16 oct 2018

Number of words: 270

Nowadays we porn in a technology age share more information is about of our daily lives than any other ages.

One of the most effective marketing strategies is marketing through social media, so companies seek to win the largest number of customers and attract them by displaying ads and selling products.

Owners of social media programs know our names, our phone numbers we are from were, what is your habits and some time what we are interested in buying.

From our location we visit that we upload via our Instgram, what we ordering on Talabat during our lunch-break, the ownership and use of the huge amount of personal information that is becoming a huge profit for companies

Moreover some governments are spying its citizens through their social media, sometimes they don't use of social media makes the person suspicious.

Expanding Web entrance, developing youthful populace and versatile membership rate, it is apparent that the quantity of web based life clients in GCC will develop and thus it could be normal that the action of the organizations via web-based networking media will likewise increment and furthermore go up against new types of association with the customers.

Many companies are taking advantage of this growing number of money and social networking platforms provide the opportunity for these companies to learn about customers' attitudes and what they like, dislike or want to buy.

This affects the privacy of individuals as it is a direct breach of privacy and ethics. There are several examples of social platforms selling user data such as the Facebook platform that sold user data to companies and governments.

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analysis Red Bull company

Name: Younis Nasser Alabri

ID: 113140

Due: 16 Oct, 2018

Strengths

(Continuous posting)

posts almost daily on social media, sometimes posting several videos in a single day. This gives its viewers plenty of content to watch, making subscribing to them even more valuable.

(publishes different content in each of its social media accounts)

(Youtube channel)

Read Bull channel on youtube has over 7.7 million subscribers and this has created it the sixth most popular brand on the video streaming web site.

One of Red Bull’s most popular video is Red Bull Stratos, that includes Felix Baumgartner’s 39-kilometer freefall from space in 2012, The video received concerning forty five million views on YouTube and was taken by several tv channels, creating it the most popular video.

Another video featuring Danny MacAskill, that narrative centers on revisiting one’s childhood dreams, and this video attracted a 88 million views.

(Twitter)

The official Red Bull account has just over 2,1 million followers.

Red Bull keeps its Twitter accounts dynamic. It frequently changes things like bios, cowl pictures, and strong tweets, adding visual interest and drawing additional attention.

Red Bull maintains related accounts that focus on specific genres, including:

@RedBullesports: Dedicated to the esports scene.

@RedBullTV: The account for its online sports channel.

@RedBullRacing: The official account of its Formula One racing team.

Red Bull has made it a habit to respond to the mentions on the platform. The brand responds to the comments in a lighthearted manner to keep its Twitter followers continuously engaged.

(Instagram)

The official Red Bull account has just over 9.5 million followers

Red Bull ensures that it always has interesting stories to tell on Instagram. They also create compelling captions to tell more about the stories behind the content they post on the platform.

Red Bull tags the people, places, and even brands that appear in its posts. This encourages discussions about the tagged subjects, and increases engagements with their content.

Also is not only for posting videos and images, they also ask their community to vote the next photo to publish on their feed using Instagram Stories.

(Social media team)

Red Bull social media team is responding at almost every private message in

the fastest way they could

Weaknesses

(Google+)

Though Red Bull has several Google+ accounts for its various enterprises, it hasn’t taken to the social network with much gusto.

(Red Bull's content is not linked to its product)

One noticeable thing about Red Bull’s on social media is that its energy drink products rarely appear on screen. Instead, its brand visibility comes primarily in the form of its logo seen on the uniforms worn by the athletes, and banners displayed at the sporting events it sponsors. The last branding is a logo watermarked at the bottom of each video.

Summry:

Red Bull clearly knows its way around social media. It established itself as the premier sports energy drink by effectively conveying that image through its exciting content. This has helped create a dedicated fan base of not just their product, but also their content.

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THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA AS SOCIAL SUPPORT

Writen by: Younis Nasser Alabri

ID Number: 113140

9 Oct 2018

Number of words: 254

Social media is a term used to take control of on-line technology, which enables people to communicate and instantly share information and useful valuable supplies with local, national and international audiences.

Examples of social media include, but are not limited to, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, Skype, YouTube, on-line, and Foursquare.

As social media use continues to change and expand, social workers must examine the use of this technology within the world of professional practice and decision-making.

In this day social media can change communication habits for the communication, such as some children or teenagers Do not receive social support from parents but from social media.

The namelessness we've on-line help us too. It’s usually easier to open up to somebody once you can’t see their face. This facilitates individuals feel softer requesting help—but usually it makes giving help easier, too. After we unskilled person we are saying are tied to our identity, we will feel safe in exposing our vulnerability.

For example, at Sultan Qaboos University the SQU Store team used social media to support university students by answering study inquiries and providing examples of old tests and research through their social media account @squstore and their website.

Social media great way for people who need help to connect with those who are best able to provide it, and makes it easier for both parties, even if you think you are the only one in the world with a particular problem, social media makes it easy to find someone who understand you.

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YOUNG PEOPLE and YOUR IDENTITY IN A GLOBAL DIGITALISED WORLD

Name: Younis Nasser ALAbri

Number of words: 255

Date: 2,Oct 2018

ID Number: 113140

In the intricate procedure of globalization and quick social change, youngsters utilize new media based life for impression administration and self-articulation that stems from their craving for acknowledgment and confirmation of self presence.

They make and reproduce themselves, through both intervened and non-interceded communications on the new media, while arranging the connection between the chances and the dangers verifiable in their commitment to web-based social networking.

With online life on new media , youngsters look for and get data, pictures, and social qualities which might be not quite the same as those predominant in their nation or locale.

The Web and advanced media give them elective social and social qualities that make it feasible for them to make another character in the worldwide world.

Through every day commitment with outside individuals and big names by means of a web based life, youngsters feel availability and social closeness with them, though in the past youngsters felt removed by means of broad communications. Some youngsters pursue Western famous people and high mold brands, and bricolage those pictures for their self-completion. Besides, other individuals associate and work together with others trans-broadly.

Globalization features the imbalance between the West and the East . In the advanced age, versatile web-based social networking gives new decisions, conceivable outcomes, and thoughts of self-completion through consistent availability and fortification of social closeness with far off others.

Consequently, advanced media and new media play a standout amongst the most vital jobs in the of the dynamic procedure of self-creation among youngsters in the worldwide world.

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Misleading ads with guaranteed results or clinical studies

Writen by: Younis Alabri

ID: 113140

Date: 25 September 2018

Misleading ads represent incorrect and dishonest information in order to get users to carry out an action. These ads use different forms of dishonest strategies such as false claims or statements, incorrect connections/associations, or fake company information, just to name a few.

In 2017, around 70% of the complaints the (ASA) received related to sneaky and false advertising.

There are Two types of Misleading Advertisement

-False Advertising, Advertising using statements in the form of unverified facts.

-Deceptive Advertising, Advertising that is used to mislead consumers using implied false claims.

What the the Misleading ads do?

-the Passing off products (that are bought and sold) or services as

something they are not.

-Bold and in plain view lies and (in a carefully-planned way)

untrue statements.

-Used to prevent the buyer from

acting (well enough/good enough/in a smart way).

Example of Misleading ads using the clinical studies

-Activia yogurt said it had "special bacterial ingredients."

Ads for Dannon's popular Activia brand yogurt landed the company with a class action settlement of $45 million in 2010, according to ABC News. The yogurts were marketed as being "(related to medicine and science)" and "scientifically" proven to boost your disease-fighting system and able to help to control digestion.

-Red Bull said it could "give you wings."

Energy drinks company Red Bull was sued in 2014 for its slogan "Red Bull gives you wings." The company settled the class action case by agreeing to pay out a maximum of $13 million — including $10 to every US consumer who had bough the drink since 2002.

Misleading ads and law

Royal Decree No. 49/84 “Advertisements that mislead the public or publish advertisements related to medicines or medical preparations may not be published without special permission from the Ministry of Health”.