The Evolution of Print Journalism
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The Evolution of Print Journalism

A study of the changing landscape of newspapers in the UK. Students will compare broadsheets and tabloids, analysing their distinct news values and political leanings.

National Curriculum Attainment TargetsA-Level Media Studies (Ofqual): Analyse the social, cultural and political contexts of media products.A-Level Media Studies (Ofqual): Understand the conventions of print journalism.

About This Topic

A study of the changing landscape of newspapers in the UK. Students will compare broadsheets and tabloids, analysing their distinct news values and political leanings.

Key Questions

  1. How do news values determine what becomes a story?
  2. What are the stylistic differences between tabloids and broadsheets?
  3. How does political bias manifest in print journalism?

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