selection and presentation Flashcards

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what is news selection dependent on

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news values- extraordinariness ( rare, surprising events, threshold (bigger the scale of event), unambuigty (easy to understand)
organisation constraints- cost, time, audience, journalist ethics

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how is news tv seen as trustworthy according to chandler

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  • reporters are neutral, no opinion
    -make eye contact
    -body language shows authority on topic
    -friendly, reliable, reassuring
    -high tech studio, proffessionalism
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moral panic, marx view

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ideological state appartus, create panic about groups to create fcc and divert away from problems created by the r/c
app- immigration, 9/11
eval- support marx view, media serve r/c issues, divert from real social issues

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spin doctor, marx view

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people whose job it is to portray events in a certain way, goal is to sway public opinion
app-tony blair, iraq war, withheld info, to shape opinion and support war efforts
eval- manipulates truth and dishonesty

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chrunalism, neo marx view

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journalists produce artciles with info already in the domain, without fact checking or researching, prevelant on social media
a02- davies, 80% of newspapers were mainly or partially constructed by churnalism
eval- erodes public trust

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jounralist ethics- neo marx view

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journalists want to keep their jobs so they wont express radical views, very rarely critisce the establishment,
ao2- storys of primary definers are more important than pressure groups
eval-lack of effective enforcment

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