Tabloid newspaper powerpoint
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John Oliver, 'Last Week Tonight'
Above is a video of John Oliver's 'last week tonight' episode. He examines journalism and how its changed and says we are to blame. Oliver dedicates a whole episode of his HBO show to analysing the decreasing financial state of journalism.
Tabloid and Broadsheet newspapers.
Broadsheet Tabloid A tabloid newspaper tends to have more colour and pictures which make it more noticeable to the potential buyer it also tends to have larger headlines and pictures. it is more spread out with the lay out of the front page. The adverts on a tabloid are ore modernised to fit in with the lay out and design of the newspaper. Where as a broadsheet newspaper have more information and less pictures, its more condensed in order to get more information on it. The adverts on them often are irrelevant to the news on the inside and have less to do with the headlines.
Stuart Hall- Reception theory
Stuart Hall's reception theory was created in 1980. It is about how the messages that are encoded in to texts and the ways the audiences decode that message based on factors such as: Life experience mood at time of viewing Age Culture Beliefs Gender Stuart Halls reception theory. - Louise Hudson. The link takes you to a power point on Hall's theory.