The Influence Of Media Including Examples Flashcards

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What are the right wing newspapers?

A
  • Sun
  • Daily Telegraph
  • The Times
  • Daily Mail
  • Daily Express
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What are the left wing newspapers?

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  • Daily Mirror
  • Guardian
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3
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How many people read newspapers daily in the UK?

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Around 7 million

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What was the Daily Mail’s daily circulation in 2022 compared to 2012?

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909,000 in comparison to 1.85 million

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5
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What was the percentage comparison whereby the public claimed newspapers had more influence than social media in 2017?

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32% compared to 26%

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Which top 2 newspapers supported the Torys compared to the 3rd most popular who backed Labour?

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Sun (1.8 million daily circulation), Daily Mail (1.6 million daily circulation)
Compared to Mirror who backed labour (809,000)
Conservatives won the last 4 elections

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In which year and what newspaper did the tories launch their manifesto in?

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2019, Telegraph

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What stats did yougov reveal about Sun and FT readers?

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30% Sun readers and 39% FT readers voted labour in 2017 despite being members of right wing news outlets

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Which TV news outlet is neutral and which are biased?

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BBC = neutral, GB News and LBC = biased

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What did Theresa May do in 2017 that made her unpopular in the news

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Refused a debate with Corbyn

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What happened in 2025 that saw Reforms opinion polls rise above Labour?

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Question Time showed Starmers bad handling of the budget.

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What can social media do to impact elections?

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  • make scandals viral
  • targeted advertising
  • opinion polls
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14
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What scandal was made viral during the 2019 election?

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Rees-Mogg comments on Grenfell

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15
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How much did Labour spend on social media advertising in 2024 compared to conservatives?

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Labour : £2.4 million
Conservatives : £1.7 million

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16
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What did Johnson do in 2019 that showed the media having an impact?

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Refused an interview with Andrew Neil for fear of his campaign

17
Q

How does the media have a positive impact on democracy/elections?

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  • Free media = healthy democracy
  • Social media become democratised
  • TV coverage less bias than newspapers
18
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How does the media have a negative impact on democracy/elections?

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  • Media oversimplifies political interpretations
  • Newspapers notoriously partisan
  • Fake news