MM 3603 - Steelee Harper

Advertising is a universal force in contemporary society, molding our perceptions, guiding our decisions, and saturating our daily experiences. As consumers, we encounter a relentless barrage of ads across various platforms, TV, radio, social media, and billboards. I will explore the complexities of advertising analysis, shedding light on the art and science behind crafting persuasive messages that grab our attention and influence consumer behavior. At its core, advertising is an artistic expression designed to emotionally engage and connect with its audience. Successful ads often tap into human emotions, creating memorable experiences that linger in our minds. Depending on the product or service being promoted, this emotional connection varies, using humor, nostalgia, empathy, or aspiration. For instance, the enduring Coca-Cola Christmas campaigns evoke feelings of warmth and togetherness, associating the brand with positive emotions during the festive season. Visual elements are pivo...

The MacBook is a cool laptop made by Apple. It's known for being really advanced, looking nice, and working really well. I own a MacBook Pro, I received one as a graduation gift in 2021 and it has held up wonderfully to this day. The MacBook looks and feels awesome, thanks to how it's made by Apple. The outside is made of strong aluminum, which makes it tough and cool. It's also thin and simple, which makes it look nice. The screen called the Retina display, is super clear and has really bright colors, making everything look great when you use it. One of the best things about the MacBook is how fast it works. It has a special chip called the M1 , made by Apple, which makes everything run really smoothly. This chip works with the software called macOS to make sure everything runs super fast, even when you're doing a lot of things at the same time. Whether you're editing videos or using many apps together, the MacBook Pro handles it all easily. The battery life of th...

    The programming landscape is undergoing a dynamic transformation, influenced by the pervasive integration of technology into our daily lives. I will be explaining emerging programming trends associated with network/cable, streaming services, online platforms, and social media, shedding light on their profound influence on the realms of content creation, distribution, and consumption.      Over-the-top platforms, delivering content directly over the internet, have ascended to prominence in this digital era. With the upcoming popularity of smart TVs and connected devices, OTT services like Roku, Apple TV, and Google Chromecast have become pivotal conduits for delivering streaming content to an expansive audience. Programmers are strategically adapting to this trend by optimizing content for various screen sizes and ensuring seamless cross-device compatibility.      The advent of streaming services has revolutionized the consumption of entertainm...

While I try to limit my screen time each day, I am often in front of a screen more than I would like. I start my morning by making my coffee, sitting down, and watching TV for about an hour before I start getting ready for the day. I don't have class until 11 every day but I try each morning to be out of bed between 9:00 - 9:30, I enjoy my slow mornings and feel like waking up earlier than needed gives me time to get mentally prepared for the day. After I make my coffee I will sit on the couch and turn the TV on, click Hulu, and watch One Tree Hill , I have seen this show all the way through multiple times, but it's an easy show to watch because I don't have to pay attention. I scroll on all my social media while the TV is playing in the background to feel caught up on everything that happened while I was asleep. Once I am ready for the day and in class, I will open my computer and check what I have due for the week, once I am caught up on my work for the week I will open u...