Media in public relations has evolved from print to electronic media by shifting towards digital platforms such as websites, social media, and online news outlets. This transition has enabled PR professionals to reach wider audiences faster and engage with them in real-time. Additionally, electronic media allows for interactive and multimedia storytelling, providing more engaging and dynamic PR campaigns.

In the terms of service it says that songs, movies etc. are non-refundable.

Podcasts are freely available audio files in several categories including radio show highlights, radio news stories, science discussions, personal health and a whole range of other topics.

iTunes is owned by Apple :)

To upgrade the software that came with your Mac simply click on the Apple menu in the top left corner of the screen and select Software Update. The computer will then check what software updates are available for your system. If you do not want all of them you can choose which updates you want to download and have automatically installed.

Open Windows Media Player. At the top, on the left hand side there should be a horizontal list of options: File, View, Play, Tools and Help. Click on Tools. This will open a little menu. Go down and click on Options. This will pull up a new window with a bunch of tabs. Click on File Types. This window lets you choose what you would like to use Windows Media Player as the default player for. Select the types of files you want to use Windows Media to be the default player on. Click Apply and then click OK and you're done. Windows Media Player is now your default media player.

you need to sign in on your computer and then sync your ipod or iphone to your account

The term "Podcast" were first used in 2004. Combining "iPod" and "Broadcasting". It did not require a iPod, any MP3 player could play the files. A "Podcast" is only Apple's word for "recorded radio shows", and basically anyone could publish one.

Why do you say 'your' computer? Obviously some people's can. iTunes can be downloaded on almost any computer - if you are experiencing errors, go on to their website at

http:/www.apple.com/support/itunes

A podcast is simply an audio or video recording. If you'd like to create your own podcast, you can make it on any subject you like, and it can contain audio only, audio with accompanying graphics (like an audio slideshow), or you can make a video podcast. Really, the only limit is your imagination.

To play WMA audio files and WMV video files, get Flip Player or VLC. Free versions are available.
To convert WMA audio files and WMV video files to other formats use VLC.

Define locked please

Its possible but its illegal if you don't buy it from the iTunes store.

You plug your ipod into your computer using the USB cord provided. On the left side of your itunes your ipod should show up under "Devices". Make a folder on the same left side by clicking the "Plus Sign" symbol and add the songs you want by dragging them from your library to that list. Click on the ipod name on the left side (which is located under "Devices:) and at the top of the screen there will be options. There is one option called "Music", click that. From there you will see "Playlists" and "Artists". There will be boxes next to each of the playlists. Now find the playlist you just made with the songs you wanted to put on your ipod. Click the box next to that playlist. Once you do this look below to "Apply" and click this. Now itunes will be adding all your new songs onto your ipod. Once the songs have been added just click the eject button next to your ipod name on the left side and you can safely remove your device. Hope this helps.

I don't effin' know....I seriously hope someone would answer this with a legit answer, because I need to get onto my library since my other computer crashed, which had mine on there.

Apple's native video file format is the Quicktime File Format (.qt), which is a container for a range of encoded data types. Apple's primary encoding format is MPEG-4 (.mp4), from which a number of other codecs are derived (including 3GP).

Your only hope is the System Restore function.....

Um, not quite. Go to the manufactures website, ex. Dell.com, support, drivers, put in your model number, download and install the lost device software\driver. LW

Scroll over the "My Account" tab and wait for the drop menu to appear. Once it does, go down to the tab that says "Account" and click on it. Now there is a menu to the left in which you can edit your profile. To change your profile to classic, hit the link that says "Theme". A box and a drop menu should appear. Hit the arrow on the drop menu then click "Classic" then make sure you click submit.

Here are some artists with sixty-nine cent downloads: Motorhead Motley Crue Creed Boston Megadeth Black Eyed Peas Blue Oyster Cult Nine Inch Nails Weezer Foo Fighters Also, as of 8/5/09 (they change): Anberlin KISS Warrant (re-recorded Cherry Pie, one of VERY rare hit songs for 69 cents) Creed, Boston and Motley Crue are gone now. Hole Soundgarden Curved Air Glad I could help!