Magazine Vocabulary

 

The Newspaper

 Newspaper industries –ownership and control question: who controls The Observer / Guardian and what are its values?

They are controlled and owned by Scott trust limited and they have liberal values

Press freedom and regulation question: What is meant by 'a free press'? When The Guardian newspaper investigated (and revealed) what The News of The World newspaper had done to get stories, what big changes in press regulation resulted?

Press opportunity shows that the press are the most opinionated of all the 'old' media. Papers can battle on policy centered issues and writers are required to be very condemning of people with significant influence. After a long mission by The Guardian, as having hacked the voice messages of a youthful homicide casualty so that her folks thought she was as yet alive. This 'hacking outrage' prompted the Leveson Inquiry into the way of life, practices and morals of the press. 

Convergence question: "When newspapers operate online there is technological and cultural convergence." What does this mean in The Observer?

Online papers will utilize the customary media channel of papers. They use features like; duplication, photography, and other things, along with that, some of the TV through implanted video and that of web-based media through persuers remarks on web journals, or each other's remarks.

Newspaper audiences question: The Observer has different sections designed to appeal to different types of readers. Explain this with examples.

The New Review comprises of more comedic assessment pieces, meetings and audits of theater, dance, music, film, engineering, PC games, and TV postings. This advances to the way of life of the buyer. The Sports segment covers basically male games with an inclination to football and rugby association. The magazine contains a lot of way of life material, for example, style, cultivating, inside stylistic layout, prosperity and exhortation on sex and connections, just as more genuine assessment pieces and meetings. 

Uses and gratification question: how does The Observer meet readers' needs for personal identity and social integration?

Reading articles by accessible columnisits and responding with tweets, Instagram comments, or explanation on the website may replace real social interactions for come readers. The observer similarly reinforces a set of social nad political attitudes and therefore identifies in its representaions.

Active/passive audiences question: in what way can The Observer's audience be 'active' ?

The observer website has no user generated content, the audience are limited to responding to the journalists production.

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Observers twitter page.

1.The eyewitness on Twitter is a decent method to publicize the paper. For example, on the twitter they have put 'Days to come first page' which has a little portrayal making the peruser need/need to go a get it to perceive what's on the paper 

 2. The spectator account is checked indicating that loads of individuals go onto their page for refreshes on the paper and that it is exceptionally mainstream. 

3. Twitter is a decent stage to send things around on the grounds that it is anything but difficult to share and the onlooker in some cases posts the first page of the new paper and the individuals intrigued can send the post around 

4. Also on twitter you can remark, talk and collaborate with others people groups thoughts and musings about a similar theme. 

5. Getting to the Observer online can likewise allow you to alter your page and adjust the paper the manner in which you need and not to how what others need. The onlooker is additionally very attractive and mainstream kind of paper. 

Media Prep - The Blumler and Katz's model

The Blumler and Katz’s theory of media states people use media for Gratifications, a type of media is Video games. A way that the people can gratify their needs by playing this video game is through escapism, and entertainment. An example of this is in the Lego Movie video game where people can escape from real life and entertain themselves with their most ideal life, and do things they wouldn’t be able to do in the normal world, things like build houses out of Lego in seconds, the reason for this is because you can help you with your mental well being by doing this as it’s a way to escape from pain and unhappiness that is in real life, therefore increasing the popularity of the place as more people will want to play to immerse themselves.

Another gratification from media is that it can form relationships, this helps people as it gives individuals something to do in their spare time with others and gives them all sorts of entertainment and it helps form bonds with others. An example of this as seen in the Lego movie video game is when they win the fight against President business they all dance to president business, this may cause people to do this in real life as they are impress. This provides us as humans with lots of entertainment and makes us not be bored in our spare time and creates something for us to do and bond with others.

Targeting Audiences through the lego movie

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1. This shows their craving to work with Lego movie was extraordinary in light of the fact that they paid colossal measures of cash to get their brand promoted with a cool branding. Also the lines gives an terrible advert interest with more youthful individuals and it is much more amusing to look for the whole family including parents. 

2. I do trust it was a smart  choice as it elevates their item to individuals it also is a great method of publicizing as everybody understands what Lego is and everybody loves it. 

3. It is very needed to keep up the brands way of life as it gives them much more cash in the event that they show what their image is called so that young or old individuals can go to the shops and purchase their item. It's also helps remined the crowd as they presently understand what the brand itself is called therefore their kids might want something like this to show that they have seen the film and understood it.