Hedley Prince Media Studies

Tuesday, October 19, 2021

The Daily Mail online news and news values

Negativity

The bad news is more likely to be more exciting and to be more news worthy. The video makes the reader feel sympathetic.

Extraordinariness

This event is more newsworthy because the event is out the ordinary.

Reference to elite persons

This story shows coverage of 3 famous people. This makes this story more news worthy because it involves two famous people.

Personalisation

The event is associated with the president.

Unambiguity

This event is a very easy event to understand. The title is brief but makes the story easy to understand.

Threshold

This was quite a big event and it was nationally reported.

Thursday, October 7, 2021

Media Institutions

The magazine is owned buy Bauer, a global institution. They have 200 million consumers in 14 countries. Empire is a mass audience. The audience is a preferred audience to people that are interested in horror. The negotiated audience of Empire is teens or maybe some women .The oppositional audience of Empire is younger children or people that don't like horror, or people that are religious, people that don't like fantasy and vampire. This convergences are DVD and blue ray. This magazine is released monthly and was first released in May 1989. Cross convergence with the movie 30 Years of Alien. Masthead for Empire always in bright red.

This magazine is owned by Bauer. Simply You has a mass audience to mainly middle aged women tat want to look younger. the negotiated audience would be for teenage girls that don't need it yet but possibly for the future and older women that might consider it. the oppositional audience would be young children and men that wouldn't use this. The colours are primary colours pink, blue, yellow and white, the pink show that this is a women's magazine . Neale repetition is shown in " Who's jealous now?" it is very direct address to the reader.

Tuesday, October 5, 2021

Conventions of news online

Representation on magazine covers

In this men's magazine cover, its about staying fit and staying in good shape. The shot is more focused on his upper body to catch attention and show the purpose for the magazine. The image of the mans physique is what makes the magazine catch the attention of the men. The colours of this magazine are more dark. The background is grey and the font is black, these are the colours for a man

In this women's magazine some of the writing is in pink to say that its a girls magazine. The clothing she is wearing is getting the attention of women. The colours of this magazine are more bright, pink, light blue and white. These colours are more women's colours

challenge neales repatition and difference

The Daily Mail online

The Daily Mail newspaper

over 80% of people use BBC channels to get the news

30% of people use sky channels to get the news

75% get news via tv

64% get news via internet

42% get news via radio

35% get news via newspaper

newspapers have dropped from 22 million in 2010 to 9.3 million in 2019

online vs print

positives

very accessible

can take anywhere

inexpensive

multiple after use

includes free supplements

negatives

most likely have been updated

very accessible

more up to date

high participatory

has video

ability to comment

free

the guardian online

comparison of 2 front covers

Thursday, September 30, 2021

stereotypes in magazines and advert

This picture stereotypes teenagers. This stereotypes teens because the lads are wearing hoodies and teens are more modern referred to as chavs. Teens are often described as lazy and known for hanging round corners and wearing back or grey.