Media and Crime Flashcards by Unknown Unknown

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What do the news value?

Immediacy
Dramatisation
Personalisation
High-status
Simplification
Novelty or unexpectedness
Risk
Violence

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What does Cohen and Young say?

News is not discovered by manufactured

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What does Surette say?

‘the law of opposites’
fictional representations of crime, criminals and victims are the opposite of official statistics and strikingly similar to news coverage.

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What does Felson say?

‘dramatic fallacy’
the media overplay extraordinary crimes and underplay ordinary crime

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What does Marsh say?

A violent crime is 36x more likely to be reported than a property crime.

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Media and Crime Flashcards

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