News Analysis: 03/12/18

Nigerian President Denies Claims He's Been Replaced By Clone




THE PRESIDENT of Nigeria has denied claims that he died and has been replaced by a clone.
Speaking at meeting with Nigerians in Poland, Muhammadu Buhari addressed speculation that he was no longer alive and had been replaced by an imposter from Sudan called Jubril.

This is an example of Soft news, and rather clickbait as it's a ridiculous claim and isn't linked to anything too serious,

The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show Had Its Lowest Ratings Ever


NEW YORK NY NOVEMBER 08 Barbara Palvin Yasmin Wijnaldum Winnie Harlow Gigi Hadid Kendall Jenner and Alexina Graham...

The annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show aired on December 2 and according to Entertainment Weekly, it garnered its lowest ratings ever. Clocking in at 3.3 million viewers for the 2018 show (compared to 5 million last year), the show's viewership has consistently dropped by millions each year since 2013.
This is an example of soft news as it isn't related to anything that would be considered as important or something that affects society as a whole.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

LR

1) Type up your feedback in  full  (you don't need to write the mark and grade if you want to keep this confidential). WWW: Decent sense of critical autonomy and arguing a point EBI: Both aspects need to be more comprehensive and detailed. 2) Read the  whole mark scheme for this assessment  carefully. Identifythree potential points that you could have made in your essay for Question 1 (Shirky, audiences and producers). The impact of digitally convergent media platforms on media production, distribution and  circulation. How audiences use media in different ways, reflecting demographic factors as well as aspects of identity and cultural capital. The ‘End of Audience’ that Clay Shirky writes of means that a wider, more diverse range of values and ideologies are now available to consumers. Teen Vogue illustrates this with a liberal agenda that promotes perspectives championed by digital feminists in the late 2000s (sometimes considered the fourth wave of feminism). Prom
Read more

Magazines: Industries & Men's Health

1) Hearst UK is part of Hearst Communications. What is Hearst Communications and where is it based? Hearst communications is a large media and business information conglomerate located in Manhattan new York  2) What media industries and brands make up the Hearst Communications conglomerate? Hearst communications own a large variety of newspapers, magazines, broadcasting companies and internet providers. Some of the brands hearst communications own include Men's Health, cosmopolitan, Food Network Magazine, House Beautiful, Seventeen, ESPN, eCrush, Kaboodle etc. 3) What was the global revenue for Hearst Communications (in dollars) for the most recent year on record? $10.8 Billion 4) Focusing on Hearst UK, what other magazine brands are part of Hearst UK publishing? How many UK people do they reach in print and online? Some brands include Bicycling, Elle Decor, Nat Mags, Womens Day, Womens Health. Hearst Communications reaches 30% of all women, 25% of men and sell roughly 4 Million co
Read more

Newspapers: Daily Mail case study

1) What are the front page stories on the 21 September edition of the Daily Mail? One story is about Meghan Markle and her mother. The second story is about Theresa May, which praises her. 2) From your analysis in class, what other stories and topics are covered in this edition of the Daily Mail? The edition covers soft news such as a story about the actress Keeley, with other instances of soft news. It also has some hard news about Theresa May and her recent decisions. 3) Media language: Write an analysis of the construction of the Daily Mail homepage: Page design, font, text, images, conventions, hard news/soft news, news values etc. The serif font gives the reader a traditional feel for the newspapers which reinforces the story as being a little more hard news than soft news. The story on Meghan is also in a purple highlight which detaches the two stories from each other. 4) Narrative: How is narrative used in this edition of the Daily Mail? Look at the selection of news: is t
Read more