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新闻传播是与社会相联系的，论文需要大量的社会科学内容作支持，进而提出新的论证观点。在新闻传播论文中，大都研究新闻传播发展的历史、新闻的标题、新闻的变化等比较精细化的内容。新闻传播的服务对象是社会大众，所以新闻传播论文的写作可以针对当下社会中存在的一些问题，并用专业化的知识进行分析，提出自己的一些论点。然而当下的新闻传播学学者在与社会接触时，只注重依靠课本资料来拼凑论文，缺乏广泛的理论知识作为支持，写出来的论文就像没有支柱的楼梯，随时会倒塌。理论知识的失误会使论文不堪一击，也就是说在论文行文、论证和结构都没有失误的情况下，支持论文的理论知识出现了差错，该论文的立论也会不攻自破。例如一篇论述古代文论对现代写作启示的论文中，将韩非谈到“文章”作为“纲”，展开来写。显然，作者误将引文中的“文章”的概念理解为现在的“文章”（先秦文献中的“文章”是“文采”之意）了。

  这个理论前提一错，后面再怎样写都没什么意义了。另一篇阐述舆论学的发展历史的论文，谈到18世纪西方第一部使用现代“舆论”概念的著作，根据别人的介绍，将作者对舆论的划分（“公意”与“众意”），抄写中误为“众意”与“民意”，没有再看原著，就论证起这两个抄错的概念含义如何不同，一开头就出现这种理解错误，后面的论述自然跟着错。接下来我们一起看一下

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This short-range, high frequency wireless technology allows for data exchanges between two devices in close proximity to each other. It will soon form the basis of Google (and others') upcoming mobile payments initiatives.
 

But Apple, too, appears to have plans in this area. Patents point towards ideas for things like iPay, iBuy and iCoupons, all of which suggest Apple is building some sort of mobile wallet.

iPhone 5 Becomes Intelligent, Thanks to Siri?
 

Among Apple's other high-profile acquisitions was April 2010's buyout of Siri, a personal mobile assistant that was spun out of SRI International, and whose core technology came from a DARPA-funded artificial intelligence project called CALO. Siri was transformed into an iPhone application that could listen to questions either spoken aloud or typed in and then provide answers. At first, the focus was on the sort of  out-and-about questions you may have, e.g. When does that movie show? What Chinese restaurants are nearby? Can I get a table at my favorite Italian place? What's the phone number for a taxi company?
 

Only a few months post-acquisition, the app was updated to integrate results provided by the computational knowledge engine, Wolfram Alpha. For those unaware, Wolfram Alpha is a new sort of search technology which can provide factual answers to questions, as opposed to a list of search results. It currently consists of 10 trillion-plus pieces of curated, objective data from primary sources, and it can perform calculations on the fly - over 50,000 types of algorithms and equations are now possible.
 

With this sort of technology built into Apple's next iPhone, assuming that's the case, the device could easily go head-to-head with Google Android's voice search and voice actions, the former which directs you to results from related Google Search properties and the latter which helps you perform actions on your phone, including sending text messages, routing a trip on a map, pulling up a map of nearby attractions or businesses, launching the phone's music player to play a certain song or artist and more.
 

Will iPhone 5 up the feature set of its competitor? It's likely. One of the interesting things about Siri is that it integrates with third-party data sources like OpenTable for restaurant reservations and Yelp for local business listings. Those services, incidentally, also exist as iPhone apps. What if Apple tied together this new voice interface to the device not only with the services themselves, but could also direct you to the appropriate app to learn more? You would then have a whole new interface for locating and launching apps - a search engine of sorts, even, where the focus isn't on what app name you need to find (as iPhone's native search does today), but on what action you need to take.