1. what are your most used News apps?
I don't use News apps, I often go online to view my news.
- Mode-of-address: how a media product engages with an audience. formal/informal modes of address. Different modes of address used my News media:
1. Peer to Peer- informal and subjective, used mainly by gossip magazines as they speak as equals and in an informal manner.
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This is Peer to Peer mode of address as it is very informal and talking about rumours/gossip
2. Teacher to pupil- this is instructional and content is educating the audience, used for TV and Print news which is used to educate and inform.
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They have statics
3.Parent to child- this is commanding and this mode of address is a device to show the power structure.
- Press agencies- organisation which gathers reports and news stories which they sell to News institutions.
- how does ideology relate to the News? the majority of people have the same beliefs or ideas, this is reinforced by the news media.
- Linguistic conventions: these are words and phrases used as part of a style of journalism. For example magazines are written in colloquial terms
- colloquial terms are used in ordinary or familiar conversations; not formal or literary.
DailyMail:
- headline: Killer 'surrendered because he felt bad' after he and a second gunman shot six people dead during 'terror attack on Muslims' at Quebec City mosque 'while they shouted Allahu Akbar'
- This is presented when you first open the app and takes over the whole page.
- Teacher to pupil mode of address
- Topic of the stories are about death/killings or the government
- various topics covered
The Sun:
- Headline: Lotto ade taken for a ride: Fiancée walks out with 30 prise mags.
- promoted at the top of the page and has a banner saying 'exclusive'
- Peer-Peer mode of address.
