UniversityofAthens
Faculty of Communication and Media Studies

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Executivesummary

Abriefsummary, ofnomorethan 200 words, aboutthesubject, thecontentsandtheconclusionsofthereport.

Acknowledgements

As you consider appropriate, reference to any people or institutions that have helped you for this project in any way (information, comments, primary data, bibliography, infrastructures, financial resources, etc.) Iftherearenosuchpeopleorinstitutions, thissectioncanbeomitted.

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Table of contents

List of pictures

List of tables

1.Introduction

2.Section title

2.1Subsection title

3.Section title

3.1Subsection title

4.Conlusions

References

List of abbreviations

Glossary of key terms

Appendix A

Appendix B

List of pictures

Εικόνα 1: Αύξηση του πλήθους ιστοχώρων σε παγκόσμιο επίπεδο.

List of tables

Πίνακας 1: Αύξηση των χρηστών διαδικτύου στις χώρες της Ε.Ε.

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1.Introduction

The title of this section may be modified as you consider appropriate.

In any case, this section can be used for

  • presentinganddelimitingthesubjectofyourreport
  • anyclarificationsthatyourreadersshouldkeepinmindinordertobetterunderstandthecontentsofyourreport
  • a brief reference to the contents of the sections that follow.

Splitting this section into subsections is not recommended but still it is allowed, if you consider that this is required for some reason.

Thesizeofthemainpartofyourreport, fromthisintroductorysectionuptoyourconcludingsection, shouldbebetween3,500 and 4,500 words, unless otherwise specified in the context of the course.

2.Section title

2.1Subsection title

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  • either by copying/pasting/editing an existing heading
  • or selecting a title and using shortcut keys Alt-1 (for section titles) and Alt-2 (for subsection titles).

In both cases, the formatting and numbering of headings are updated automatically.

Forformattingasnormaltextyou can use shortcut keys Alt-0.

3.Section title

3.1Subsection title

Thepicturesandtablesneedtobeformattedand, incasetheyhavenotbeencreatedbyyoubutdrawnfromtheliterature, theyneedtoreferencethecorrespondingsources, asinthefollowingexamples.

The logarithmic rate of increase of the number of websites on the internet is presented in Picture 1.

Picture1:Increase of the number of websites on the internet.

[source: (Zakon 2006)]

The increase rate of internet users in absolute numbers and as a percentage of the population of EU countries during years 2000-2006 is presented in Table 1.

year / internet users / population / percentage
2000 / 86,796,800 / 379,634,800 / 22.9 %
2002 / 143,415,551 / 379,634,800 / 37.8 %
2004 / 206,196,749 / 459,938,780 / 44.8 %
2006 / 230,396,996 / 462,371,237 / 49.8 %

Table1: Increase of internet users in EU countries.

[source: (Miniwatts Marketing Group 2006)]

4.Conlusions

The title of this section may be modified as you consider appropriate.

In any case, this section can be used for

  • for a brief recapitulation of what has already been presented in the previous sections
  • fortheformulationof conclusions based on the sources studied for this project and the contents of the previous sections of this report
  • for bringing forward important issues that need to be further studied.

Splitting this section into subsections is not recommended but still it is allowed, if you consider that this is required for some reason.

References

Thereferencesofthereportmustbemadeinfullrespectoftheprovisionsagainstplagiarismandusingstandardreferencing styles, both for formatting the entries of the References list and for anchoring within the text.

UseoftheHarvardreferencing style is recommended. More details and guides foer using this style are online available on webpages such as the following:


  • (BournemouthUniversity, UK)

  • (AngliaRuskinUniversity, UK)

  • (University of SouthQueensland, Australia).

Thereferenceslisted(bibliography, articles, websitesetc.) needtobeaccompaniedbyonlineaccessURLs, if these are available, and annotated with brief comments on their contents.

Miniwatts Marketing Group 2006, European Union Internet Usage and Population Statistics, Miniwatts Marketing Group,
last accessedon 30.11.2006, <

a collection of statistical data for the penetration of the internet in European Union countries and worldwide

Zacon, R 2006, Hobbes' Internet Timeline v8.2, Robert H. Zakon, Zakon Group LLC, last accessedon 30.11.2006, <

acollectionofstatistical data for the quantitative expansion of the internet as well as former network services (Usenetand others) from 1993 until today

List of abbreviations

The following abbreviations are used in the present report.

pleaselist below, in alphabetic order, the abbreviations that you have used in your report, together with the explanation of each one, as in the following example

in this list you do not need to include abbreviations whose meaning is now widely known

ICT ...... Information and Communication Technologies

IS...... InformationSociety

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Glossary of key terms

The following key terms are used in the present report.

pleaselist below, in alphabetic order, the key terms that you have used in your report, together with a brief but concise explanation for each one, as in the following example

in this list you do not need to include key terms whose meaning is now widely known; on the contrary, you need to include key terms which concern your specific subject, and/or key terms which within your subject undertake a meaning different from their common use

internetAn interconnected system of networks that links computers all over the world using the TCP/IPprotocol stack for data transmission.

world-widewebThe part of the internet that contains text and multimedia documents as well as web sites and applications linked together and accessed through unique reference addresses and graphical user interfaces.

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Appendix A

Appendix title

Appendices can be used to provide primary data, detailed information etc that you may consider necessary in order to make your report self-sufficient and are not available on the internet or in the literature. Tothisend, youcanuseoneormoreappendicesdependingonyourneeds.

Still, incasesuchdataareavailableonlineorintheliterature, thecorrespondingappendicescanbereplacedbytherelevantreferences.

Appendix Β

Appendix title

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