News Papers Flashcards
What are some newspapers?
Daily star, daily mail, the daily mirror, the sun, the times.
What are Tabloid newspapers?
Made so then 10 year olds are able to read them.
What are Broadsheet newspapers?
They are larger than normal newspapers.
What’s are left and right wing?
Left wing - labour
Right wing - conservative
What are gate keepers?
People who filter content in newspapers.
What are Galtung and Ruge’s news values? ( 1965 )
Threshold
Unexpectedness
Negativity
Elite nation/ people
Unambiguous
Proximity
Continuity
Left wing believe …
- Equal beliefs
- Progressive views
- Desire for change
- Follow Keynesian’s theory
- Consider the environment more.
What’s the severe left and right wing belief?
LW - communism
RW - facisism
Right wing believe in …
- Believe in laisses faire (leave alone)
- little to no change
- stress importance of order, stability and property.
Colloquialism
An informal expression that is used in casual conversation rather than in writing. However, it is used in some media products to establish an informal tone.
- Component 1, Section A?
- Component 1, Section B? (2 points).
- text type = front page( + article ). ‘Set’ texts = Daily Mirror (2022). Exam questions foci = media language.
- Full edition, daily mirror then they choose the edition, industry audience.
AND
website extracts, Daily mirror we choose the online edition, industry audience
What did Galtung and Ruge discover?
Immediacy, Familiarity, Amplitude, Frequency, Unambiguous, Predicability,
Surprise, Continuity, Elite nations and people, Personality, Negativity and Balance.
immediacy meaning?
Has it happened recently?
What does Familiarity mean?
Is it culturally relevant to us in Britain?
What is amplitude?
Is it a big event? (Perhaps global?)
