… from "Animal Farm", the movie. One of the reasons is the characters. Some of the characters that were in the book were not in the movie. Those were characters like Mr. Whymper, Clover, and Mollie (who was only shown in part of the movie). In the movie,…

… millions of websites and so many things to do. But one problem occurs to new time users, how are they going to connect? Well the are 3 most used methods of connecting to the internet today, which are used by many people all around the world, there…

… 2006 spring-summer collections of the veteran fashion-week designers could not compare to the fresh compilations by the younger generation of new designers. She also describes the media frenzy surrounding celebrities when they arrive at big-name shows…

… by the introduction of minicomputers in the late 1950s. Freed from the IBM punch card bureaucracy, programmers for the first time were able to explore the possibilities opened up by hands-on interaction with computers. Games were among the first programs…

… debate. Is the transfer of digitally encoded music considered sharing or stealing? File-sharing has only been around for a few years, yet it has quickly become one of the most debated topics in pop-culture. The full effects of file-sharing have…

… features of Swing and Bebop, how they developed and in so doing, ascertain how the two styles differed. Subsequently, I hope to understand why Bebop was not as successful an approach as the popularity of Swing despite their relationship. The…

… sounds 'of its time'. The album I have chosen to study is 'The Doors' by The Doors and to do so I will analyse the melodies, harmonies, instrumentation, production and arrangement of the album. The late 1960's brought about a major change in popular…

… the way music is made and consumed. Throughout the decades, since the 1920's, society's preconceptions of gender and roles have determined the kinds of sounds and, later images, which can be associated with jazz, popular and commercial music. Although…

… restructuring program undertaken by the leading consumer goods company Unilever. It examines in detail the important elements of the restructuring program named the "Path to growth" strategy. The case focuses on the corporate strategy of Unilever and…

… real, true blooded Americans. Prior to the 1930s, the game was almost completely subjugated by the American ethnicity of White Anglo-Saxon Protestants, or WASP. There was an invisible barrier put around the game of Organized Baseball, to keep the other…