The media and crime Flashcards

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What does agenda settings involve

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The power to manage which issues will be presented to the public for debate
= peoples perception of C&D are heavily influenced from the media

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What are news values

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Values that guide news editors and journalists choices about what to report & what to leave out

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How does Jewkes explain the news values and 2 examples

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  • The values guide decisions on news selection
    1. celebrity/ high status
    2. Children and violence
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Who talks about the backward laws

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Sureet:
crime and justice in media are opposite of reality
Greer and Reiner:
1. There is over representation of sex, drugs & serious violence
2. Over exaggerate the police effectiveness
3. Over rep’ of victims as higher status whites, females and children

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Give a critique of the backward laws

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= There are some realistic shows e.g. Line of duty which shows police corruption

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How has crime become commodified

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  • crime is a consumer spectacle or podcast e.g. TV, books, games
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What is moral panic

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exaggeration by society

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