The Guardian

Question 1

How is the Guardian regulated?

Answer 1

It is self-regulated but follows the IPSO code.

Question 2

What type of complaints do they ignore?

Answer 2

Any insignificant ones, or ones that are about advertising.

Question 3

What do people complain about?

Answer 3

Niche and unserious ideas, such as spelling and grammatical errors.

Question 4

What genre of newspaper is the Guardian?

Answer 4

A quality tabloid

Question 5

What is the Guardian’s targeted reader?

Answer 5

A well-educated, affluent middle-class member of society.

Question 6

What political stance do the Guardian hold?

Answer 6

Left-wing

Question 7

In the issue titled Sunak blocked rebuild of hospitals riddled with crumbling concrete how is Van Zoonen used?

Answer 7

The image, of a woman being held down by two men means she is represented as submissive and weak.

Question 8

In the issue titled Feminist approach to cancer could save 800,000 women’s lives a year” how is Bandura seen?

Answer 8

The audience will believe the way to cancer is a more of an open-minded one

Question 9

In the Guardian issue titled Sunak blocked rebuild of hospitals riddled with crumbling concrete, how do the audience see Curran and Seaton’s theory?

Answer 9

TG present Rishi Sunak as a monster, illuminating the idea that the media is dominated by right-wing companies.

Question 10

Name two instances of binary oppositions on the Sunak blocked rebuild... issues.

Answer 10

Met payour to women held at vigil : Innocent versus guilty
: Protect versus threaten