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News Paper Case Study Covers

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   News Paper 1: War related headline: "Yard suspects Blake used two-way radio" - causing speculation within people who read the paper News Paper 2: News Paper 3:

Technologies In News

Timeline Of News Technology Printing Press: An invention made in the 1440 by a German inventor, Johannes Gutenberg which streamlined the media industry by making news papers and other forms of written media easier to access by the public at the time.  Type Writer: The typewriter was made in 1878 by an American inventors, Christopher Latham Sholes, Frank Haven Hall, Carlos Glidden and Samuel W. Soule. This allowed faster typing speeds for news and other media forms, allowing for faster access to news by the general public and allowing more people to get into media and spread more stories. Morse Code: Within the mid 19th century, the American inventor, Samuel F. B. Morse created the Morse Code machine which allowed for increased far range communications and faster spread of news. Early Camera: In the 1816's, the first camera made by  Nicéphore Niépce  to capture images. This allowed proof for stories to be made, allowing stories to be fact checked....

What Is The Purpose Of News?

Main Purpose For News   Information Education Entertainment Profit Influence/ Persuasion Newspapers: Newspapers are not PBS - like the BBC - they are commercial publications Over three quarters of the British press is owned by a handful billionaires Over a quarter of the press is owned by Lord Rothermere and just under 25% is owned by Rupert Murdock Fake News: Fake news is news created by both the media or by people that is factually incorrect and incites the spread of misinformation online or in newspapers.

Mock DIRT

Media Mock DIRT Question 1 DIRT Responce Within the extract, dialogue is used to create the meaning. This is used towards the middle of the extract during the lunch scene when a call from the radio comes through asking for assistance. The use of the dialogue, "Come on Jake!" is used when the radio call comes through, the other police officers leave the table and Jake stays, and PC Ryan Draper has to call on Jake to get him to move. This connotes an inexperienced reaction from Jake which juxtaposes the immediate reaction from the other, more experienced officers. Therefore, the meaning of inexperience of Jake is portrayed through the use of dialogue and actions from the senior police officers. Question 2 DIRT Responce [ADDITION TO THE FIRST PARAGRAPH] Whereas, within the extract, camerawork is used differently to portray the criminal's point of view. This is used when the group of robbers raid the news agents and the footage of the robbery is shown through the CCT...