Media-the culture of news production Flashcards

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What are the ‘news values’ suggested by Galtung and Ruge?

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  • composition
  • elite nations/people
  • frequency
  • meaningfulness
  • negativity
  • personalisation
  • proximity
  • continuity
  • threshold/magnitude
  • clarity/simplicity
  • shock factor
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What is an example of a news story with significance ?

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The USA election campaigns

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What is an example of a news story about war ?

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The russia-ukraine conflict
the Gaza conflict

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What is an example of a news story about murder ?

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Lucy Letby’s case

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What is an example of a headline about sex ?

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Teacher who had sex with two schoolboys jailed

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What is an example of a news story with scope ?

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Japanese tsunamis

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What is an example of a news story with proximity ?

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Missing child in africa compared to Jay Slater going missing

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What is an example of a celebrity headline ?

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Taylor Swifts eras tour

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What is an example of a headline concerning the royal family ?

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Diana
Kate Middleton cancer story

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what are the institutional (/practical) factors of news selection?

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  • the ‘news diary’
  • time and space
  • financial cost
  • competition and profit
  • the audience
  • agenda setting
  • journalistic ethics
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