Articles written by Kent Ninomiya
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Business Letters About Consumer Complaints
There is a fine art to complaining. The complaint must be justified, rational, and delivered with emotional impact. A well thought out complaint will produce results.
Apr 2, 2009
- Kent Ninomiya
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Why Do Insurance Rates Vary?
Insurance rates differ primarily because of the varying amounts of risk insuring different people, objects and homes. It also has to do with the insurance companies.
Nov 23, 2008
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Glove Gesture for Barack Obama
The Denver Bronco wide receiver claimed it was to make a statement about the election of the first Black president and compared himself to other civil rights heroes.
Nov 6, 2008
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Barack Obama Makes History
President Barack Obama represents a quantum leap for American values and attitudes. Obama won a convincing victory and attracted unlikely voters.
Nov 5, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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How To Make Faces More Photogenic
Some people always look good in photographs. Some of them look better in pictures than in real life. This is known as being photogenic. Here is why this happens.
Oct 29, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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World Series Taco Bell "Free Taco"
Jason Bartlett won America a free taco just by stealing a base in game one of the 2008 World Series. Taco Bell is holding the promotion nationwide.
Oct 22, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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John McCain's "That One" Comment
The TV news industry picked up on the McCain "that one" label. It suddenly brought the question of racism to the forefront of the campaign for some commentators.
Oct 7, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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Heather Locklear's Celebrity Mug Shot
Heather Locklear is the latest to have her mug shot plastered around the world. The public loves to tear down actors and actresses as much as they like building them up.
Oct 5, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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Heroes, Mutants and Superheroes
Heroes, X-Men, The 4400 and other superhero stories use similar characters, plots and themes. Their true superpower is their ability to make old scripts appear to be new.
Oct 4, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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Weak Releases for Fall Film Season
Autumn is the movie doldrums. Studios are out of Summer blockbusters and are saving their Oscar favorites until the end of the year. What is left over shows in the Fall.
Oct 3, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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TV Industry on Palin Biden Debate
The TV Industry can't ignore Sarah Palin's gender because the public can't. Journalists are going overboard to treat her delicately or be accused of picking on her.
Oct 2, 2008
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Hollywood Movie Awards
Movie watchers can help decide who is the Hollywood female star, Hollywood male star and Hollywood movie of the year. It is billed as the kickoff for the awards season.
Oct 1, 2008
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Economic Recovery Plan Coverage
Lawmakers can't agree on an economic rescue plan threatening the future of the world economy. Television news is keeping anxious investors informed in unprecedented way.
Sep 30, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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CNN Debate Audience Reaction Meter
Focus groups of Republicans, Democrats and Independents used dials to express their feelings as Obama and McCain debated. Is this immediate feedback useful or frivolous?
Sep 26, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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The Presidential Debate Debate
Barack Obama and John McCain both want to win the TV debates. Each has their speaking strengths and weaknesses. Both are trying to manipulate the debate process for gain.
Sep 26, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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TV News Layoffs Change Industry
Massive downsizing in the TV news business is altering journalist demographics. Many are choosing to leave a business where their talents are not appreciated.
Sep 19, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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9/11 7 Years Ago Where's Bin Laden
The Taliban leader directly responsible for September 11th attacks is free. The media must grill presidential candidates about this outrage. America deserves closure.
Sep 8, 2008
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Unsportsmanlike Conduct Penalty
Washington Huskies lose to BYU after 15 yard penalty against quarterback Jake Locker leads to a blocked extra point that would have tied the game.
Sep 6, 2008
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Pregnant Daughter of Sarah Palin
All arguments that Sarah Palin's family should be left alone by journalists disappeared when she paraded them on stage at the Republican National Convention.
Sep 6, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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China Olympics TV Ratings Jackpot
Never before have so many human beings tuned in to watch a single television broadcast. The 2008 Beijing Olympics had history's highest ratings breaking every record.
Sep 5, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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China's Public Relations Success
Before the Beijing Olympic Games protests threatened to taint the image China worked so hard to present to the world. Instead China got a better image than they ever had.
Aug 25, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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How to Interview a Trauma Victim
Journalists often need to interview crime and trauma victims about what happened to them. This can be extraordinarily difficult for both reporter and trauma victim.
Aug 22, 2008
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Olympic Boon to Trade with China
Billions of people watched the 2008 Beijing Olympics. China went all out to showcase itself as the emerging world leader and prime investment opportunity. Will it work?
Aug 11, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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Controversial Issues for Olympics
A controversial Olympic games in Beijing has activists protesting to focus world attention on issues involving China. Is this in the spirit of the Olympic games?
Aug 7, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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Ethics Lessons from the Mainstream
Citizen journalism is largely unregulated but there are citizen reporters sued for slander and liable. Valuable ethics lessons can be learned from the mainstream media.
Jul 23, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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The Truth About TV News Jobs
Many looking for entry level jobs in news don't know what to expect. Here are the cons of television news careers including how much entry level reporters make.
Jul 11, 2008
- Kent Ninomiya
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