Assess five (5) key business risks of Penfolds Mining Group Ltd

Please select 2 questions of your choice, each with a 1000 word limit. Both questions must include a range

Please select 2 questions of your choice, each with a 1000 word limit.
Both questions must include a range of relevant authorities – statute and case law as well as secondary sources.
Please let me know which questions you select so I can upload further assistance if I can find relevant sources.
The deadline is VERY strict so please know that it cannot be moved or changed.
The paper must be referenced using OSCOLA.
Thank you.

Policy Scheme in Singapore to promote sustainable design, construction and operations

Critically analyse your policy issue through the lens of agenda setting.

The essay should use conceptual models, theories and frameworks introduced during the module. You can use a range of resources, including academic papers, policy statements and documents, grey literature and news media sources. Your essay should be fully referenced.

An effective analysis should include:

an explanation and justification for choosing your conceptual approach. This includes why your chosen approach is appropriate for analysing the policy you have decided to focus on
in-depth research on the case study, including identification of actors involved, and appropriate mapping of the conceptual approach onto your chosen policy case
a clear argument which is fully supported by evidence and logically structured.

Reference should be in Harvard style. I will provide examples and some links for information here.

This is an essay plan for the essay that you did Sports Silent Protests or athletes silent protest Order

Accounting Assignment Help This is an essay plan for the essay that you did Sports Silent Protests or athletes silent protest Order # 366617268.
The essay plan was supposed to help with writing the essay that you did under order # 366617268. I have also copied the feedback I got on the essay so you can incorporate the feedback in the essay plan.

Please make the essay plan accordingly. You can use the same sources you used for order # 366617268

Instructions:
1. Essay Plan (15%) 1,500 words
Students will submit a plan of the essay based on the essay questions found below. Coursework should be submitted online in accordance with the instructions

Choose one of the Assessment Essay Questions
1. How far do you agree that Sport Diplomacy brings something novel to our understanding of global society?

2. To what extent as the as diplomatic practice provided a template for the development of the architecture of international sport?

3. Sport Diplomacy is merely a subset of Cultural Diplomacy. How far do you agree with this statement.

4. Explain the value of Sport Diplomacy to achieving the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

5. To what extent is the development of Sports Diplomacy an antidote to the colonial antecedents of international sport?

6. In what ways does Sport Diplomacy explain the relationship between grassroots and elite sport?

7. To what extent does Sport Diplomacy compliment Sport for Development SfD?

8. “Sport Diplomacy’s greatest contribution is to dilute the focus on Sport Mega Events (SME).” How far do you agree?

9. In what ways will a digital revolution impact both the sphere’s of sport and diplomacy?

10. “The Athletes have been silent partners in the practice of sport diplomacy”. How far do you agree, and to what extent does it matter?

Feedback:
reflexivity in its thinking.

Areas for improvement:
Your writing needs a degree reflexivity: you need to be able to address why something is important? i.e. the ‘So What’ question: – so what does it matter that protests are silent (or not).
Your work needs a greater sense of concatenation – i.e. coherence. Do think about linkages between different sections to increase the coherence of your argument. It is important to consider how these flow together.
A thorough read through would help in your expression: your meaning is not always clear in what you’ve written, and avoid a number of minor errors.

Summary: Overall, you have a sound essay here

Answer each question in short paragraphs #7)Superbowl Ad controversy-Is any news-Good News? Each year superbowl ads are some of

Answer each question in short paragraphs
#7)Superbowl Ad controversy-Is any news-Good News?
Each year superbowl ads are some of the most viewed and are also often some of the most controversial. For example, in the past several years ads such as the sketchers superbowl ad generated some controversy with animal rights activists and the Go Daddy ads were accused of being too “racy” for broad audiences. The old adage is that any news is good news..and that controversy causes buzz (which is attention) Did these companies go too far? Is the controversy generating buzz that could help them gain recognition? Will it really hurt them?

#8)Celebrity Twitter Nightmare
In the last several years quite a few celebrities and politicians have been involved in scandals over Facebook posts, tweets on twitter and/or posts on Instagram. From offensive statements to tweeting indecent pictures, should these mistakes be such a large public issue? Some argue that it is because politicians and celebrities are role models, others argue that it’s not and is a matter of privacy. Is this a public or personal matter (because the information was sent via facebook and twitter)?

#9)Technology- Will it create or reduce jobs in PR
Technology is advancing rapidly, and has developed even more quickly in the age of COVID-19. Will the rapid advances in communications technology and the switch by many to digital environments create jobs or cost jobs? Why do you think so?

#10)Superbowl Ad’s–Worth $4million for 30 seconds?
The cost for the recent ads during the superbowl was $4 Million for a 30 second ad. Is a superbowl ad really worth it? Do you think they really increase awareness and business?
#11) Can you demonstrate the results of any PR effort without using research or numbers to support your conclusions?
Can you demonstrate the results of any PR effort without using research or numbers to support your conclusions? Why or Why Not and if your answer is yes…how can you do so?

#12)Facebook, Internet, and Mobile Surveys: Are the results valid and generalizable?
In part of the lecture on research we discuss the concepts of survey validity, reliability, and in the end generalizability. Today there are many surveys that are conducted via the internet, some using social media platforms and even on mobile platforms. Researchers can even buy ready packaged internet and Facebook based samples for their surveys. Do you think these survey results are generalizable? Are they worth the effort and the money spent on them?

#13)Are telephone polls still a useful tool in predicting public opinion? Why or why not?
Are telephone polls a useful tool in predicting public opinion? (Think for a second…Do you have a landline? Is your cell phone “listed”?) So are they useful…Why or why not?

#14)Given all the attempts by marketers to use surveys to generate sales leads…do you think that individuals today are cynical about participating in research? Are you? What should we do to communicate the credibility of our research?
Given all the attempts by marketers to use surveys to generate sales leads…do you think that individuals today are cynical about participating in research? Are you? What should or could we do to communicate the credibility of our research?

#15)Has poor planning ever produced positive results?
I know lots of students and professionals that like to procrastinate. However, I always like to ask the question…Has poor planning ever produced positive results? Can you provide an example?

#16)Worst Planning mistake?
What is the worst planning mistake you have ever seen or heard of? Could the problem been easily avoided? Provide links if you supply one off of the internet so that others can see what happened.

#17)What is the best viral internet tactic you have seen?
The Old Spice Internet Viral Campaign is one of the most successful to date. What is the best viral internet tactic you have seen? Please provide links if possible.

#18)Provocative Message Campaigns
Can using a provocative message to “jar” or “shake” people into awareness work? Or do they do more harm than good? Your thoughts..and supply examples.

#19)Extreme PR tactics
From the violence of the World Trade Organization protestors, to boarding and ramming of ships by Green Peace, and the use of “bloody” happy meals by PETA. Do extreme tactics really work?

#20)Media Relations- Bieber, Lohan, Sheen?
Charlie Sheen, Lindsay Lohan, and Justin Bieber have had publicists quit working for them. Should they or shouldn’t they have quit? Was it ethical to do so?

#21)Bloggers- journalists or not?
Are bloggers journalists? Are blogs really sources of news? What are your thoughts?

#22)Fake news-Journalists?
Recently walmart came under fire because they sponsored two “campers” that were RVing across the US and were supposedly blogging on their own accord. The media and public alike were critical when it came out that they were paid spokespersons. Are such actions ethical..and do you think they damage the public trust of PR?

#23)Should celebrities be allowed to sue for defamation against false claims without having to prove malicious intent?
In the age of the internet where released information can linger indefinitely, should celebrities be able to sue for defamation and/or libel without having to prove malicious intent?

#24)Should big tech like Facebook or twitter be able to practice censorship/editorial control, but stay free from regulation related to editorial control?
Should big tech like Facebook or twitter be able to practice censorship/editorial control, but stay free from regulation related to editorial control? This discussion pertains to FCC section 230 as discussed in the lecture. Should big tech be able to ban whatever comments they want (editorial control), but yet be treated like a telephone company or internet service that simple provides a line? Why or why not?

#25)Have fake reviews and posts damaged the credibility of the internet?
Have the use of fake reviews and/or fake discussion group/chat room posts hurt the credibility of information on the internet? Why or why not?

#26)What is the best social media campaign that you have seen on the internet?
Social media has proven to be an effective way to reach people, especially those focusing on smartphones and computers. Social media has been used in campaigns from movies to tourism. What is the best social media campaign you have seen to date? Please examples or provide links!!!

#27)Global PR- When in Rome?
There is an old saying: “When in Rome do as the Romans”. Should organizations act that way even if its considered unethical in their home country (an example: paying for news stories)? Why or Why Not?

#28)Global PR: USA image?
What do you think is the image of the United States internationally? Are we liked, disliked, or are international audiences neutral about us? Support your answer.

#29)Are todays organizations more ethical than they us to be?
News such as VW’s emissions scandal (where they had the cars report fake emissions data when they were being tested), and the Flint water crisis (Lead in the water and poisoning many children) can create cynicism as to motives and ethics of todays organizations. Are todays corporations

The news media is as influential as ever, though its form is not newspapers anymore, but rather digital and

The news media is as influential as ever, though its form is not newspapers anymore, but rather digital and web outlets. However, there are challenges when attempting to accurately decipher stories in the media. The chapter covers several of these. In your notes, discuss the ways that each of the following surfaces in news media and what this means for critical thinkers.

Sensationalism

Depth

Stereotypes/Racism

Bias

The word “literacy” in most contexts causes us to think about whether or not a person is able to read, i.e. if a person can see the symbols on the page, interpret them, give them context, and understand the meaning. The idea of media literacy is not far from this.

In your notes, write down the definition of “media literacy” from chapter 11. Then write the ways in which media literacy parallels the idea of literacy in reading.

With this understanding of literacy in mind, the book provided some questions to ask when analyzing media messages. Write those 10 questions in your notes. Several of the questions, though, should be re-worded to be more helpful! In the text, they are written as yes/no answers, but please word them as follows in your notes:

#6 – How do I know that my reaction to this message is reasonable and well-informed?
#8 – What potential biases appear in the message?
#9 – What good reasoning and facts are presented to back the message?

Take a few minutes to practice how these questions work when reading or listening to a piece of news. Listen to a news report or read a news article and jot down the answers to the questions in your notes.
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Find two news articles from different sources that report on the same subject and write a comparison/contrast using the media literacy questions found in Chapter 11 (page 375) of the textbook. Specify which media literacy questions you use. Your response should be 3 paragraphs minimum.

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Questions from Chapter 11 are shown in the attachment
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– The effect of Loyalty Incentives on Card Payments in Businesses: A look at the South African Fuel Retailers.

Loyalty, Card Payment, Fuel Retailers

1. Summary (2-3 pages)
a. Provides a summary of the PhD research which will include a background to the topic you wish to address, why this topic should be researched, the research problem(s) that you have identified, and the methodology your propose.

2. Literature review (5-6 pages)
a. Draws on existing literature to explain the key features of the topic you will be researching, its significance, areas of debate, and gaps in knowledge.

3. Research problem (1 page)
a. Drawing on what you have written in your literature review, clearly state the research problem that you intend to investigate.

4. Methodology (2-3 pages)
a. Describe the type of methodology that you propose using and justify this in relation to the problem being investigated.
b. Clearly outline the type of data that you intend to collect, again justifying this in relation to the problem being investigated.
c. In tabular form draw up a proposed timetable for your PhD.

5. Conclusion (1-2 pages)
a. Briefly summarise what you will be looking at, how you will do this, and how this contributes to knowledge.

7. References