The sun set product - Media Flashcards

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who is the sun owned by

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Rupert Murdock

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2
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why did they start producing the sun on Sunday

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it replaced the News of the World

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3
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how many print copies are roughly produced per day

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1.6 million

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4
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what is the daily readership of the sun

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4.1 million

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5
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when did citizens of the UK vote to leave the European union

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23rd June 2016

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how many people voted to leave and how many people voted to remain in the European union?

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51.9% voted to leave
48.1% voted to remain

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what were the remain camp accused of

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“betraying britain”

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what were the leave camp accused of

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xenophobia (fear of strangers)
racism

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what type of newspaper was the sun originally

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a broadsheet in 1964, then became a tabloid in 1969

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why has the sun always been considered controversial

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due to its over-reliance of sensational news
fabrication for the sake of a story

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how has the Sun maintained an anti-elitist agenda

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regularly exposes the sex or drug scandals of celebrities or authoritative figures

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12
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positives and negatives of nationalism

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positives - having pride in your country’s culture , achievements and traditions
negatives - dismissal/fear of other cultures

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political allegiance of the Sun

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Unashamedly right wing, part of its brand is to support a nationalist ideology - especially surrounding sporting events or story’s about the royal family

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what do the images of recognisable landmarks suggest

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shows a respect for the political system
creates the image of Britain as a “green and pleasant land”

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what does the headline “Great Britain or Great Betrayal” suggest

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emotive term “betrayal” to evoke guilt in the reader and make it clear that the landmarks seen on the poster are at risk from people who choose to leave

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16
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what does the strapline “For a greater Britain” suggest

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suggests that the Sun has a clearer view than MPs as to what is best for the country. aims builds trust with the readers

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what does the opening line “The Sun says” suggest

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suggests the influence that the Sun has on MPs

18
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what does the red and white colour palette of the mast head connote

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tabloid journalism that often relies on sensationalism, celebrities and gossip