Quiz 9 Flashcards

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ted koppel

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  • 1979 –> talked about the Iranian hostage crisis through “Night Line” by ABC
  • Plain, direct language
  • serious journalists like Edward Murrow
  • called out FOX reporters like Sean Hanley + Bill Oreily
  • “exchange of ideas without exchanging speech….” (quote)
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faults of the media

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  1. sensationalism
  2. algorithm-driven journalism
  3. Focus on conflict
  4. Focus on the trivial
  5. Sanewashing
  6. Ideological bias + polarization
  7. Insufficient Diversity
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sensationalism

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over the top rhetoric in an effort to sell and profit
- yellow journalism (tabloids) + pulitzer vs hearst
-“if it bleeds it leads” –> reporting on violence in a dramatic way

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algorithm driven journalism

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more likely to be shared than focus on fact

BUZZfeedification: listicles, celebrities, gossip, memees clickbait

tiktok

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focus on conflict

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amuse ourselves to death
–> trump administration using controversy to distract from own policy positions
- WAG THE DOG: film claiming that the war in kosovo was used to distract from clinton’s affair with an intern

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focus on the trivial

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  • politics: whose leading in the “horse race” rather than examining policy
  • soft news vs hard news
    “dont look up” film is a good critique
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sanewashing

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News providing a distorted of false view of incomprehensible language

donald trump: headlines attempting to trainslate his bs
AP –> september talk about addressing health costs

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ideological bias

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  • prism of ideological bias
  • picking facts that match agenda
  • One America News network –> transgender penguins
    35 million american homes viewed (1/2 daily)
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insufficient diversity

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POC = 40%
more men in newsroom
Younger newsroom employees better represent population

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Newsroom employment

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2005-2023 –> dropped 73%…266 jobs like major layoffs)

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News desert

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places with limited local news
208 counties in the US with no news outlets
1563 w one news service
Consequences:
- less oversight of public institutions
- less public unnderstanding of local issues
- less sense of community participation

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Boston Globe situation

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threatens to close by the times (owner)
forms unions
union accepts budget/wage cuts
Times sold to John Henry (RS billionaire)

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SATIRE

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laughs but holding up the highest ideals
- light hipocracy, checking facts, telling truths, comfort afflicited ya know

Ex: onion, snl, kimmel, last week tn, old school political cartoons

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rise of non-profit news

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Institute In Nonprofit news (INN) 2009 –> strengtheninng 459 independent news organizations that do watchdog investigating
= Salt Lake Tribune + VT digger + New Bedford Light

Report for all of America

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Podcast

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120 million podcast listeners a month in the US (now is past 160 million –> highest revenue)

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Gear used by Abel

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Drones
Gimbels (smooth shot)
Cameras in 4k and 8k with good depth of field

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Transmedia

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storytelling across multiple texts (range of multiple media formats)
Ex: west side

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approaches features in FTV

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Aesthetics
genre
culture and history
industry

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franchises

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a collection of multiple related media texts, stemming from one original work (same or different medium)

extend the story line + same cinematic universe

media conglomerate owns rights to IP

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Benefits

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  1. Intellectual Property (IP) rights
  2. more likely to finance prequels, sequels
  3. marketing known stories
  4. mainstream mass audiences (familiar)
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downsides

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  1. audience fatigue/avoidance
  2. start to look alike
  3. fewer risky or original stories
  4. less money for mid range films
  5. fewer screen available for small films
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paratexts

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something beyond the movie itself used as marketing material

ex: trailers