Sun 1.2 (more Important/main Stuff) Flashcards

1
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What percentage of British adults over 15 consume a print newspaper?

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61%, confirmed by a survey in June 2017

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What does a newspaper print edition provide for young readers?

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‘An experience they invest time in compare to how they snack on and scan online news’ - Professor Neil Thurman of city University and LMU Munich.

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How was the experience of reading a newspaper different from consuming online news?

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It offers particular pleasures and gratifications such as:

  • A familiar form that audience recognised the conventions of
  • Content organised in clear structure e.g. main stories at beginning, sport stories at back
  • It is a physical form of media- Does not require connection to Internet
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How is audience data collected?

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By two main organisations in the UK,
Circulation data - The audit bureau of circulation (ABC)
Readership data – the National readership survey (NRS)

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5
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How does the chief operating officer of News UK David Dinsmore describe the Sun?

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The Sun is more than a newspaper. It is an instigator, an entertainer, a cultural reference point, a finger on the pulse, a daily relationship.

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In what terms is the Sun the biggest daily print newspaper in the UK?

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Both Circulation and readership

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What is the next best selling publication in circulation?

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The Daily Mail , however this newspapers website is the most popular of all national newspapers

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8
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What class Are readers of the Sun in?

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Social economic group of audience:
1/3 ABC1
2/3 C to E
Only 1/10 are in AB

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What is the average age of the Suns audience?

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25% of readers are 15 to 35

75% are 35 and over

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What gender are the readers (percentages)

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Nearly 60% Male

Just over 40% female

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What is the majority of the audience for the Sun? (Average audience member)

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Male, aged 35+, in the lower socio-economic groups(C2-E)

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12
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What does VAL stand for?

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Values, attitudes and lifestyle

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13
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How could you define the sun audience using VAL?

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The audience for the Sun might share the same values and attitudes, e.g. support the Conservative party and believe there should be an immigration limits

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14
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How can the contents of the Sun link to and fulfil many uses and gratifications?

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New stories provide information

Celebrity and entertainment features offers escapism

Human interest stories relate to people and situations

Website allows comments on stories - social interaction

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What do you need to consider about how the Sun targets and appeals to its audience?

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How the sun specifically targets and appeals to its audience through the different elements it uses in the print newspaper

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16
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ABC

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The audit bureau of circulation

Circulation Data

17
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NRS

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the National readership survey

Readership Data