Analysis of a company in DEPTH (3 pages)

Analysis about BlueKai company


Packaging and Selling Information - Company Profile/Analysis: There are companies who package and sell consumer information. In this assignment you will find ONE company to profile in a 3 to 5 page (double-spaced)

essay. Profiles should include at least five sources of information (not just the company’s website) and be an analysis and critique using course readings, class lectures and discussions.


Profile, analyze and critique how the company

buys, sells… information USING course

concepts, readings, etc.



INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPH

§ The first paragraph of a report or business writing should be a map for your reader.

§ Include:

1. Purpose (why you are writing the analysis, report, paper,

etc.)

2. What course tools (concept(s), theory(ies), model(s) you will use

3. The organization (what order will you use these tools)

§ USE RUBRIC

§ This HELPS the reader know WHAT they are about to read


Use the A+B=C in EACH AND EVERY paragraph

A= The company

B= the course tool (which I will attach. THIS IS IMPORTANT!!!!!)

C=your conclusion

This method must be in each paragraph you write if not YOU WILL HAVE TO RE-WRITE IT!!!



RUBRIC:



This paper…

5 = Excellent

1 = Poor or missing


Comments:

Clearly states purpose of paper: To analyze a company that

packages and sells consumer information, using concepts and

theories from the course (how and why a company packages

and sells consumer information and what that may mean

for consumers’ attitudes and behaviors with these companies]

Identifies a company that gathers, stores and disseminates

(buys/sells) consumer information

Outlines clear organization of paper in the introductory paragraph

Demonstrates proper grammar, word usage and mechanics

Consistent in use of correct in-­text citation formatting

(all information is attributed to source(s) and author(s))

and a reference page (works cited) is included at end

Shows understanding of concepts and theory(ies)

discussed in class and in course readings

Explains and connects course concept(s) and

theory(ies) to information about a company that

packages and sells consumer information

Develops educated conclusions about a company that

packages and sells consumer

information (and/or how consumers

engage with these companies)

Includes relevant facts and evidence to support conclusions,

but avoids use of overly long quotes to replace critical thinking

and analysis

Helped the reader understand how and why a company

packages and sells consumer information and what that

may mean for consumers’ attitudes and behaviors with

these companies

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