Friday, 11 September 2015
Radio Consumption
Individuals who listen to radio have a close relationship to the radio stations. Individuals trust what they hear on the radio more than they see on TV or read in print. Radio occupies over a third of the media day for 16-34 year olds. Radio has low advertisement avoidance levels, a study showed that the advertisements featured on radio stations are avoided less than other advertisements on different forms. adverts are shorter on radio as companies know that it is pointless to have a long advert on radio with no visual aids as it will lose the interest of its listeners.
Red Top Tabloids
Red top tabloids form a type of 'gossip' journalism. They are known for writing articles that deliberately ignite controversy and only report attention grabbing stories.
Below is an analysis of The Sun logo:
Below is an analysis of The Sun logo:
Media Consumption
Media Consumption is the sum of entertainment and Information media taking in by an individual or a group. It covers all type of media including reading books and magazines, watching TV and film as well as listening to radio.
Thursday, 10 September 2015
Daily Mirror - Cover Analysis
Below is a Prezi discussing the conventions of a Tabloid Newspaper cover, below the prezi are some additional notes.
Sensationalist Story - Like the Evening Chronicle to get the attention of the readers the Daily Mirror has included a dramatic story as the main body. it fallows the conventions of Gatlung and Ruge's Newsworthy theory they have included an elite person with unexpectedness. The language is basic to attract an audience that isn't as intelligent that may be associated with Newspapers, this may be because this is quite a strong subject that may influence the view of others depending on how much of a fan they are of Jeremy Clarkson.
Combination of the Image and Article - In contrast to the image on the Evening Chronicle the image is much smaller, however, this may be to highlight the cover-line more than the actual celebrity. Many people know who Clarkson is and the 'mistakes' that he has made so when you read the name Clarkson you automaticly assume it is Clarkson and the image is just there to ensure the readers that it is about him.
Sensationalist Story - Like the Evening Chronicle to get the attention of the readers the Daily Mirror has included a dramatic story as the main body. it fallows the conventions of Gatlung and Ruge's Newsworthy theory they have included an elite person with unexpectedness. The language is basic to attract an audience that isn't as intelligent that may be associated with Newspapers, this may be because this is quite a strong subject that may influence the view of others depending on how much of a fan they are of Jeremy Clarkson.
Combination of the Image and Article - In contrast to the image on the Evening Chronicle the image is much smaller, however, this may be to highlight the cover-line more than the actual celebrity. Many people know who Clarkson is and the 'mistakes' that he has made so when you read the name Clarkson you automaticly assume it is Clarkson and the image is just there to ensure the readers that it is about him.
Evening Chronicle and The Journal Page 2 Analysis
I have analysed the Page 2 of two different newspapers. I analysed the second page of The Evening Chroncile as well as The Journal. They are included below:
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