Section B The Daily Mirror Flashcards

1
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What is the date of the section B Mirror paper text?

A

Thursday 7th July 2022

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2
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What is the headline on the section B Mirror paper?

A

JUST GET EXIT DONE

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3
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What does the subheading say on the cover of the section B Mirror paper?

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Even now, PM refuses to go

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4
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What is the main image of on the cover of the section B Mirror paper?

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Boris in number 10, looking weak and hopeless as a leader with his head sloped down and hands behind his back.

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5
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On the double page spread addressing Johnson’s resignation of the section B Mirror paper, what is the headline?

A

YOU’RE TOAST.. GO

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On the double page spread addressing Johnson’s resignation of the section B Mirror paper, what is the subheading?

A

Time’s up Johnson: Government in meltdown

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7
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Where can we see the Mirror criticising Boris on the double page spread of the section B text?

A
  • “Top tories tell him to quit, but defiant PM sacks Gove”
  • “A broken country is his legacy”
  • “How can battered Boris stay in power?”
  • “Unfit”
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8
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How are the working class targeted inside the section B Mirror paper?

A

Soft news such as Kate and William spotted kissing, an easy cross word and money tips all on page 2.

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9
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What is the mission of the Daily Mirror?

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“To challenge wrongs when we see them. To stand up for the underdog against authority.”

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10
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How does the Mirror target their audience?

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Soft news, gossip and entertainment. The website shows the most read stories are about football, celebrities and human interest.

Any political stories have little writing, more images and colloquial language.

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How can we apply Gerbner’s cultivation theory to the Mirror?

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The Mirror can be seen to act as an opinion leader, cultivating left wing views.

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12
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Who regulates newspapers?

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International Press Standards Organisation

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13
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How does technological change impact newspapers?

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Decrease in print sales, free distribution online, increased opportunities for interactivity, increase in citizen journalism, change in news values for click-ability.

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