news

 Monday 8th January 

1. tabloid, red box at the top , more pictures

2.broadsheet, the guardian , times , bleek , lots of writing

.hybrid, a bit of writing and a few pictures (a mix of the above)

Ownership

Through his company News Corp, he is the owner of hundreds of local, national, and international publishing outlets around the world, including in the UK (The Sun and The Times), in Australia (The Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, and The Australian), in the US (The Wall Street Journal and the New York Post), book publisher ...

the main aim of newspapers is money

content of newspapers is whats popular

moral codes

ethical codes

no laws in newspaper 

Monday 15th January

how does media ownership contribute to news bias 

commercial advertising ties

political opinion of owner

business interests of owners and friends 

profit

subscriptions

advertisement 

paywalls

events

sponsored content

 

Monday 29th January

FOR

protect privacy

hold newspapers accountable 

AGAINST

press freedom

bias avoided

audience

observer

social media

paper

online

1.Scott Trust Limited

2.left wing

3. by themselves

4.print advertising and newspaper sales,.

5. more people are likely to donate if the paper is free

35+

male and female

uk

left wing

higher class

politics 

Monday 5th February

Do now

Newspaper make money from sales of the newspaper in news agents and shops throughout the country.

Newspapers can also get there money from subscriptions such as monthly payments as a reader to owner way.

Media language 

advantage 

printing

free

consumerism- buying stuff 

celebrity culture

multiculteralism

masthead- Black - serif font-serious-traditional font

date line- the date

byline- written by men- no equal

headline- serious- labour -politics

subhead

caption- first nationalist

stand first

copy

main image

minor images

columns

sky box

pull quote

Monday 19th February

disadvantage and advantages of print news papers

disadvantages

- cost money

     

masthead- the observer, Black - serif font-serious-traditional font. 

the word suggest that they see and report on everything this shows that they are not biased towards anyone and anything

political bias

left wing ''pleading''

Monday 26th February 

Do now

1. how the letters look visually to the reader- typography

2.how different elements of the newspaper have been placed-layout

3. the words used on the cover-lexis

4.the title design on the newspaper- masthead

5.the section at the top of the newspaper-skybox 

historical case studies

  

guardian/observer would still be the same today 

Monday 11th March 

there was gender inequality and more racism

explain how broadsheet newspapers reflect the time and historic contexts in which they where published. Refer to the observer front page from October 20th 1966 that you have studied to support your answer

the observer cover from the 1960s reflects racism. we see this in many covers. One cover we se this in is the 'britian shoots for gold' page. in this text we see language such as ''negroes'' used as everyday casual speech.This shows how in equal black people where and how they where treated like second class citizens all because of there skin colour. This isn't just slang on the streets this is being said and printed by higher class white men who are supposed to be 'educated'.

                                                                                                 

Do Now:

language

industry

audience

rep

1960s- Cold War, Racism, sexism, 

2024- War- russia Ukraine, prevent racism, inclusive, more equality.

ppe exam dirt

Q6:

age

Q7:

internet changes are fast, laws are made slowly so are out of date. 

q8

 there is more writing.