what is the roles of mass comm. to 2006 census?
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Which census? There's one in at least Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
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The Nielsen TV ratings are done on 2 different levels.  MM which is metered market, which are individual city areas, like the Detroit metropolitan area or Chicago metropolitan area; and NTI which is the national sample.  They use different selection formats based of the the US census information to select a viable demographic ang geographic cross-section to actually install equipment within the tvs, vcrs, cable and satellite boxes and also monitor for video game usage.  This allows them to project the demographic data outward and estimate the correct viewership of programs both locally and nationally.  They also use the Nielsen "diaries" to backcheck their analysis in the different markets so as to proove that the analysis is correct to a standards committee.
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I'd start with a compelling quote from the Declaration of Independence.  I'd describe the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.  You might want to include some statistics from the Census Bureau and maybe figure out how many people living in the US are citizens.  The links below may get you started.\n-MM
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The census now allows you to check more than one box. I agree with that concept because people should be allowed to embrace and declare their whole selves. If I had to fill out a form that asked my "race" and did not specify the option of marking more than one box, I would choose "other".
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Yes the government knows. The counting of people is called a census. Im not sure how many but the last time I checked there was like 8 billion people on earth.
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Not off the top of my head, but you can check at the U.S. Census Bureau page if you are truly interested: http://www.census.gov/\n\nThe "Population Profile of the United States" contains current information on a wide range of topics including National and state population trends and projections; geographical mobility; school enrollment; educational attainment; postsecondary school financing; households and families; marital status and living arrangements; fertility; child care arrangements; child support; disability; program participation; health insurance; labor force and occupation; money income, poverty; race and ethnicity; and the older populations. See it here: \nhttp://www.census.gov/population/www/pop-profile/profile.html\n\nQuick and easy links to the latest data on racial and ethnic populations in the United States here: http://www.census.gov/pubinfo/www/hotlinks.html
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look in your phone book and call your local census office, it will be under the government offices part
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It  depends on the area. Please define your demographics. If you are seeking information about U.S figures go to U.S. Census.Gov for your answer.  If you are seeking worldwide figures, I would suggest encyclopedia Brittanica on line.
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You can find that sort of information on a government demographics webpage.  Just google it.
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http://www.census.gov
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Im in the UK, but we use something called an electoral role. Its like a register of where every electorate lives. Perhaps you can use the equivalant of that in the US. \n\nOther than that theres always the private investigator/detective route.
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Most by number would probably be New York or California. Most by percentage would be Massachusettes.
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The Census is taken every 10 years in the year that ends with a Zero.  The last was in 2000, the next will be in 2010.
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The mass of people are controlled by government, business, military.  All of which operate for money and power on their various levels.  This maintains a low spiritual awareness of the general mass of people for concern for all living things.  When we (the people) speak up and express our concern to "clean up our act", then action is to follow.  But many governments (including the U.S.) do not listen to the people anymore, just the special interest groups in the three areas listed above.
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Who knows?\nOnly the Census does.\nor gov't officials.
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I'm assuming you mean statistics if so here's a few links\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/spot/stpatsday1.html\nhttp://www.census.gov/Press-Release/www/releases/archives/facts_for_features/001687.html
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One major issue that is by and large ignored in the planning process in India, is the importance of community participation.  In some ways citizens are the forgotten part of collaborative planning.  Here, in the US, changes in the political system since the 1960s demand significant input from the community.  Before undertaking any major planning agenda, or before implementing a plan, like, a multi-modal transportation plan, or a downtown revitalization plan, the citizens are always brought into the picture.  Through the means of series of community meetings, public open houses, community charrettes, and other participation tools, the people are asked about what they prefer and why, what are their agonies and their suggestions to deal with it.  It brings a sense of responsibility to the citizens and the plans thus proposed, be it at a small neighborhood scale or at a large regional scale, always finds the backing of the people for whom they were meant at the first place.  Political bodies can both cause a hindrance or be a catalyst to a planning process. But when a common ground is reached within the constituency or city, for example, when public consensus is reached about the immediate need for a mass-rapid transit/light rail system in the city (or part of a city), then there is place for little political debate about the importance/priority of the issue.