Story-telling in the age of social media
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The document discusses the impact of social media on storytelling, emphasizing that audience perception shapes brand identity rather than the narratives created by brands themselves. It critiques the negative view of political campaigns, arguing that vulgarity in campaigns reflects broader cultural attitudes. Additionally, it highlights the dynamics of social media communication, stressing the importance of understanding noise versus signal and the role of individuals in shaping messages.
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!["[The Presidential Elections] are commonly criticized as
tawdry and pointless affairs, full of dirty politics, dirty tricks,
and mudslinging, which oughtt to be cleaned up, if not
eliminated from the system. In their use of sanitary
metaphors, however, many of these critiques confuse
judgments of American culture with the aesthetic criticisms
of American politicians. They do not look at how voters
respond to what they learn from campaigns, and they do
not look closely at the people they wish to sanitize. If
campaigns are vulgar, it is because Americans are vulgar."
-Samuel Popkin, The Reasoning Voter (1991)](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/storytellingintheageofsocialmedia-170117185235/85/Story-telling-in-the-age-of-social-media-9-320.jpg)
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ABSTRACT: This study examined the supply of specific foodstuffs to the military in Nigeria during the Second
World War, between 1939 and 1945; analyzing the logistical challenges and socio-economic impacts of this
wartime procurement. Utilizing archival records, contemporary reports, and secondary sources, the research
investigated the types of foodstuffs requisitioned, the methods of acquisition, and the roles of local distributors. It
explored how the demands of the war effort affected agricultural production, distribution networks, and the
availability of essential commodities for the civilian population. Ultimately, this study demonstrated the critical
role Nigeria played in supplying the Allied war effort through its agricultural resources and highlights the lasting
consequences of this wartime mobilization on the region's food systems.
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