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    Tempest in a K-Cup: Red flags on Green Mountain by Caplan, D., Dutta, Saurav, Marcinko, D.

    Published 2017
    “…All rights reserved. “Tempest in a K-Cup” chronicles financial reporting challenges faced by Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. during a period of rapid growth following its acquisition of Keurig. …”
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    Tiga projek pelajar FSKTM wakili UPM ke Imagine Cup by Universiti Putra Malaysia, Bahagian Komunikasi Korporat

    Published 2011
    “…KUCHING, 5 Mei – Tiga projek pelajar Fakulti Sains Komputer dan Teknologi Maklumat (FSKTM), Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), terpilih mewakili UPM ke pertandingan Imagine Cup Malaysia 2011 baru-baru ini. Kumpulan pelajar FSKTM diketuai oleh mentornya iaitu Dr. …”
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    Sport events tourism and the internet marketing: A case of Monsoon Cup Terengganu by Radzuwan, Radzliyana, Khor, Poy Hua, Lim, Khong Chiu

    Published 2012
    “…Previous research revealed that the Internet has developed faster than any form of electronic technology or communication.The Internet has been found to be an effective way to create an image for products and services that can impact consumer behaviour while reinforcing satisfaction and loyalty.This study focuses on the Monsoon Cup Terengganu 201I which was conducted at Pulau Duyong, Terengganu and the impact of online sports marketing by using the Sports Websites Acceptance Model (SWAM) as the theoretical based.A self-administered questionnaire was designed and distributed to 160 respondents among sports tourists invoked in the 2011 Monsoon Cup Terengganu.Systematic simple random sampling was chosen as the research method in collecting data.The results revealed that sports tourists perceived a combination of advantages of online sports marketing (e.g. cheap and costless, customer service and access of information).Initially, the overall of 31 item of advantages were listed and item of the highest score was obtained from the cheap and costless component when it is "reachable at public amenities", that means it could be reached at almost everywhere particularly at public areas and it is free.It was also identified that in terms of !…”
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    Sports events tourism: The impact of online sports marketing in significance to sports consumer behaviour by Radzuwan, Radzliyana, Lim, Khong Chiu, Khor, Poy Hua

    Published 2012
    “…Sports events tourism is a major component of sports-related tourism in many countries worldwide.AS the sports events market is very competitive, the event organizers must be creative and possess entrepreneurial skills when marketing their sports events.Previous research revealed that the Internet has developed faster than any form of electronic technology or communication.The Internet has been found to be an effective way to create an image for products and services that can impact consumer behaviour while reinforcing satisfaction and loyalty.Purpose: This study focuses on the sports events tourism and the impact of online sports marketing by using the assimilation theory and the Sports Websites Acceptance Model (SWAM) in significance to sports consumer behaviour by using the Psychological Continuum Model (PCM) as the theoretical based.Methods: A self-administered questionnaire was designed and distributed to 160 respondents among active and passive sports tourists involved in the 2011 Monsoon Cup Terengganu.Convenience sampling was chosen as the research method in collecting data from targeted respondents.Results: The results reveal that both groups' active and passive sports tourists perceived or experienced a combination of advantages of online sports marketing, namely cheap and costless, customer service and access of information.Initially, the overall of 31 items of advantages were listed and item of the highest score was obtained from the chap and costless component when it is "reachable at public amenities', that means it could be reached at almost everywhere particularly at public areas and it is free.It was also identified that in terms of the challenges experienced by active and passive sports tourists in obtaining sports information from the online sports marketing is sports tourism websites did not consist of appropriate colours and audio visuals.This is significance to sports consumer behaviours in order to develop awareness and capture attention of one particular sports tourism events.In short, it leads event organizers to recognize that online sports marketing can should be the major tool of marketing process.Specifically, age and monthly family income do not influence the challenges experienced by active and passive sports events tourist.Conclusion: Analysing the impact of online sports marketing in significance to sports consumer behaviours provides the basis for further conceptual understanding of advantages and challenges of online sports marketing in the sports event tourism field.Besides, the information gathered gives sport tourism providers and policy makers the opportunity to expand their marketing strategy by fully utilizing on the Internet marketing in order to understand better the demand for sport events consumer in serving existing sport tourists, as well as attract new sport tourists.…”
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