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This document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It begins with using the recognizable "Total Film" masthead to draw readers in, as magazines typically have mastheads. The main cover image transforms a model into a living skeleton using makeup and editing, challenging conventions by not having direct eye contact. A skeleton was chosen to represent the film's genre of death. While an atypical image, it creates mystery. The barcode, typically bottom right or under the masthead, is at the bottom to avoid disrupting the cover image. In short, it follows magazine conventions like the masthead but challenges others with an unusual cover image.
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stressful environment and the academic performance of Criminology. Furthermore, there is a significant
correlation between the stressful environment and the psychological well-being of Criminology students and the
psychological well-being and academic performance of the Criminology students. The mediation test revealed
that psychological well-being fully mediated the relationship between the stressful environment the Criminology
students experience and their academic performance.
KEYWORDS - stressful environment, academic performance, psychological wellbeing, mediation.GRAB Market Expansion of Online Transportation Businesses in Indonesia
GRAB Market Expansion of Online Transportation Businesses in IndonesiaAJHSSR Journal
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ABSTRACT: This research aims to determine the impact of market expansion carried out by Grab, an online
transportation service provider company from Singapore, on the online transportation business in Indonesia. The
research method used in preparing this thesis is a descriptive method, with data collection techniques in the form
of literature reviews sourced from various literature such as books, journals, articles, official internet sites, news
portals, and reports related to this research. The results of this research show that the market expansion activities
carried out by Grab in Indonesia have had an impact, namely the enactment of the latest regulations and laws
regarding online transportation business operations in Indonesia. Apart from that, the presence of Grab in
Indonesia also revives competition in the online transportation business in Indonesia in the initial process of its
development, several experts believed the science of International Relations covered all relations between
countries, was very dynamic and developed in accordance with the conditions of the natural environment and the
conditions of the human social environment. In Schwarzenbeger's opinion, International Relations is the subject
of sociology which studies international society. In this way, the science of International Relations in a general
sense does not only cover politics, but also includes other elements such as social, economic, cultural, defense
and security, tourism, and cultural exchange. (Perwita & Yani, 2005). The dynamic scope of International
Relations science and the increasing development of the times have finally given rise to other elements of
International Relation’s science. One of them is the element of international trade which is part of the economic
element of the science of International Relations. Barro (2003) explains that economic growth is closely related
to the openness of a country's economy, where international trade will have a positive and significant impact on
economic growth. Therefore, almost every country has carried out international trade activities. The driving
factors why countries carry out activities are differences in natural resources, differences in production factors,
different economic conditions, not all countries can produce certain goods, the existence of a profit motive in
trade, and competition between nations.
Keywords: GRAB, Online Transportation, Business Service, E-commerce, IndonesiaEvaluation Q1
- 1. Q1 In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms Amie Carpenter and conventions of real media products?
- 3. I have changed my magazine cover several times, and I am now happy with the outcome. To follow the conventions of all magazines, I started off with a masthead. For my magazine, I chose to use Total Film as I know it’s a recognizable and reliable brand therefore people will already be drawn in. It also does my film some justice as it’s very unlikely that such a big brand like Total Film would have a bad or unpopular film as its main cover line. After this, I moved onto the main cover image. I decided to transform my model into a living skeleton using makeup, then going on to editing it in Photoshop. It think that it works well but goes against the normal conventions of all magazines by not having direct eye contact. I chose a skeleton as it is associated with death and by using this kind of cover image, my genre is clear. However, as a whole, I still think it works well and it creates a mysterious feel to it. Another convention would be the barcode. After looking at several magazines such as: Empire and Total Film, I’ve noticed that the barcode is only ever in one of two places. Either bottom right or just under the masthead on the right. I chose to put it at the bottom as it’s important that it doesn’t disrupt my main cover image.