UK NEWSPAPERS
WORTHING HERALD
THE SUN
THE TELEGRAPH
THE INDEPENDANT
THE EXPRESS
DAILY MAIL
THE METRO
ARGOS
THE DAILY MIRROR
THE DAILY EXPRESS
THE GUARDIAN
THE TIMES
THE OBSERVER
FINANCIAL TIMES
THE SUNDAY PEOPLE
DAILY STAR
MORNING STAR
1-BBC 1
2-ITV
3-THE SUN
4-CHANNEL 4
5-GOOGLE
6-FACEBOOK
Main formats of Newspapers
Tabloid and Broadsheet
Tabloid-
sensational headlines
informal style
easier vocabulary
larger print
The Broadsheet-
informative headlines
larger paragraphs
extensive vocabulary
complex sentences
The Sun-Tabloid, right-wing
The Daily Mirror-Tabloid, left-wing
The daily Express-Tabloid, right wing
Daily Star-Tabloid,
The Guardian-Broadsheet, left wing
The Daily Telegraph-Broadsheet,
Morning Star-Tabloid,
The Times-Broadsheet,
The Telegraph-right wing
The Times-right wing
Financial Times-central
The Observer-left wing
The British Press-
-run by a small number of right wing moguls e.g. Rupert Murdoch
-they will defend the status quo of which they are part of
-using media to manipulate in order to maintain their position of power/wealth
Newspapers, like any media text, have an agender. Most are associated with political perspectives and ideology, as well as specific political parties.
Left Wing Politics-
-liberal
-progressive values
-multiculturalism
-inclusiveness
-civil rights
-feminism
-environmentalism
-anti-war
-communism
-marx/anarchism
Right-wing politics
-conservative
-traditional values
-capitalism
-privatisation
-‘outdated’ values
-inequality
-hierarchy far right -wing politics=racism/racism (Nazism, KKK etc.)
industry:who owns the press (patterns of ownership)
Which corporation owns the majority of news and print media platforms?
News Corporations
Rupert Murdoch
Name 2 other newspapers owned by News Corp
The Sun
The Times
Who owns the Daily Mirror?
Trinity Mirror