Unit 7: Journalism and the news industry

This article was published in The Daily Mail Boy, 10, crushed to death in Topshop 'was killed by falling till display', prompting company to remove them from 300 stores across the country Published on the 15th February 2017 The article is about a boy who was crushed when a topshop display or jewelllery fell on to him and was laid uncosicuious til around 4pm when the parameics cajme and took him to hospital but then shortly died.The oracle centre topshop will be closed for serveral days and customers were crying over the horrific event. T artciel is saying how the stands will now be ripped out of the over 300 topshop stores shortly so no more accidents happen. The purpose of the article is to inform the audience about this event and that customers should be careful when in topshop stores. It is also to decribe/report what happened to this litle boy as it says what happened however they are unsure how it fell over. "A 10-year-old boy was killed by a falling t...

Social media is  favourite way of recieving news because thats what I always go on Social media such asswnapchat is he newest way of recieving news because they have news stories Examples of pre- digital age: Radio, TV, Newspapers Have they envolved with time? Can get all on the web now so bc nnews app etc Examples of digital age: Social media, news apps, click bait What platforms can they be accessed on? the web This news would be in the newspapers as a small page article but probably not on the radio beause it isnt that important This news story would just be on the web like news apps or social media such as facebook or on tv on 'this morning' as it says in the article Viral videos are videos what get shared around alot in a small amount of time LuckyTV: Donald Trump vs Hillary Clinton "Time of my Life" (Official)   Mocking Hilary and Donalds debate edit them so it looks like they are singing. It is successful because it is funny and a...

Stating that Gregg Philips was able to vote in 3 states so therefore Trump says hat 3 to 5 million immigrants voted illegally. Both news plaforms the telegaph ad the daily mail sow a potoraph of the man who was regisered to vote in 3 states Daily mail states tin the headline that therfore alot of the immigrants voted illegally so makes him look bad and expands on the story but the telegraph just state how gregg could have 3 votes. Doesnt show this article much on the radio or news24 as there were others like the supreme court one what was more important than this one Tweet shows evidence of the illgeal votes on social media from gregg phillips Present the story online because people can see it but dont have any hard evidence infront of them Video on the guardian which shows White House confirms Trump’s baseless belief in widespread ‘voter fraud’ he fraud in the illegal votes. Even Phillips himself is now backing off the original 3 million number that sparked the presid...

The Daily Mail Put brilliant in cottations shows that they could be being sarastic.

I dont use any paticular news apps but sometimes read stories on snapchat to check out the latest news Press Agency is an oranisation that gathers news reports and sells them to subscribing news institutions such as: newspapers, magazines, radio, television broadcasters An ideology is a set of opinins, beliefs or value system of a paticular group. Mode of address is how a media product engages and speaks to its target audience, he formal and informal modes of address are present in any texts Peer to peer: Speaks to others as equals and often in an informal manner, this is usually in gossip magazines. In ok magazie they use address Callum with is first name which is informal Teacher to Pupil: Instructional and the conent is educating the audience. The bbc use teacher to pupil methods as they address Trump as 'mr' or his first name too shows they are formal. Parent to child: Less educaional and more informative than teacher to pupil, This is commanding Liguisti...

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Being able to comment on the news (citizen jornalism) is useful because it allows you to have your own opinion, playing an active role of reporting, collecting and analysing news and information Dan Gillmore My most recent book (a project that is much more than a book) is  Mediactive . The new project reflects my strong belief that we need turn media “consumers” into active (even activist) users instead of passive receptacles. "We the media" Gillmor shows how anyone can produce the news, using personal blogs, Internet chat groups, email, and a host of other tools. Big Media has lost its monopoly on the news, thanks to the Internet. Now that it's possible to publish in real time to a worldwide audience, a new breed of grassroots journalists are taking the news into their own hands