Essential Concepts in Digital Marketing Strategy
Digital Media and Community Management Roles
RSS Syndication
RSS TCVN is a syndication mechanism that allows an RSS user to receive news updates.
What is a Podcast?
A podcast is a digital audio or video file or recording, usually part of a themed series, that can be downloaded from a website to a media player or computer.
Community Manager Role and Skills
A Community Manager is a person who unites a community of web users, oversees discussions while upholding brand values, and provides information, editorial
Read MoreKey Legal Elements of a Business Partnership
Explicit Elements of a Company
- Social Nature: It must be organized according to one of the types provided by law.
- The Pool (Capital): The contribution required of each partner.
- Common Purpose: The objective for which the society is formed and exists.
- Participation in Profits and Losses: Partners must share in both the gains and the losses.
- Number of People: It requires the participation of two or more people for its formation and survival. The reduction to a single member is grounds for dissolution.
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Key Figures and Movements of the Spanish Second Republic Era
Hedilla
Spanish politician affiliated with the Spanish Falange. In 1935, he was the head of Santander province, and in 1936, he became the leader of the northern area. During the Civil War, he was appointed chairman of the Joint Command of the Falange. He notably opposed the unification of the Carlists and Falangists into a single party.
HISMA-ROWAK
These were two companies (Rowak and Hisma) involved in supporting German nationals and trade. They were instrumental in the compensation mechanisms related
Read MoreInternational Intervention and the Spanish Civil War Aftermath
International Support in the Spanish Civil War
The international dimension of the conflict began when the Nationalists were supported by the fascist powers, Italy and Germany, which provided equipment and troops to the insurgent army.
The Policy of Non-Intervention
In September 1936, France and England formed a Committee of Non-Intervention, joined by the major European powers. The policy of non-intervention particularly harmed the Republican government, as France and England offered no help and even
Read MoreCell Division Processes: Interphase, Mitosis, and Meiosis
The Cell Cycle and Cellular Division
Interphase: Preparation for Division
Interphase is the period of cell growth and DNA synthesis, preceding cellular division. It includes several key phases:
- G1 Phase (Growth 1): Intense growth occurs. The cell synthesizes new cytoplasmic material (proteins and RNA).
- G0 Phase (Inactivity): May occur when the cell cycle is temporarily halted or permanently exited (non-proliferative state).
- S Phase (Synthesis): DNA replication occurs, resulting in the doubling of DNA
Red River Valley: Unraveling the Song’s True Origins
The Song “Red River Valley”
Early Recordings and Success
The folk song “Red River Valley” has a rich recording history. The first known recording was in 1925 by Carl Sprague, titled “Cowboy’s Love Song.” That same year, Bascom Lamar Lunsford recorded a version called “The Sherman Valley.”
However, the biggest hit version was released in 1927 by Hugh Cross & Riley Puckett, which firmly established the name “Red River Valley.”
From “Bright Mohawk Valley” to a Country Hit
According to
Read MoreTalcott Parsons and W. W. Rostow: Foundations of Modernization Theory
Talcott Parsons and Structural Functionalism
Parsons: The 1940s and 1950s marked the heyday of structural functionalism theory. Its theoretical basis legitimized U.S. global power and ideas, suggesting that optimal social change involved adherence to existing rules and guidelines. This approach, which contributes to the preservation and survival of the system, helped consolidate U.S. world hegemony.
Parsons proposed a functional theory of social change in social systems, following the organic analogy,
Read More17th Century Thought, Science, and Baroque Art
The New Thinking: 17th Century Philosophy
In the seventeenth century, two major philosophical currents developed:
Empiricism: Francis Bacon and Experience
Empiricism originated in England. Its theoretical foundations appeared in the work of Francis Bacon, notably in Novum Organum. Bacon believed that scientists and philosophers should be skeptical and not take any knowledge for granted. Therefore, arguments that could not be proven by the scientific method—through observation and experimentation—should
Read MoreBusiness Combinations, Mergers, and Government Regulation
What is a Business Combination?
A business combination refers to the process by which two or more companies join together to form a single entity, either by merging, acquiring, or consolidating with each other. Business combinations can take different forms, including mergers, acquisitions, amalgamations, or takeovers. The goal is often to increase market power, achieve synergies, or expand operations.
Types of Business Combinations
Business combinations can be broadly classified into the following
Read MoreEssential Concepts in Financial Accounting
Single vs. Double Entry Accounting Systems
What is the Single Entry System?
The Single Entry System is an accounting method characterized by the following:
- It is an incomplete and unscientific method of accounting.
- Only one aspect of a transaction (usually a cash or personal account) is recorded.
- It is commonly used by small businesses.
- It does not provide a complete financial picture.
What is the Double Entry System?
The Double Entry System is a more robust accounting method:
- It is a scientific and systematic