The Social Construction of News
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- Created on: 04-06-19 10:27
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- Social Construction of the news
- Making a profit
- Bagdikan
- Some stories might oppressed to please advertisers
- Barnett and Seymour
- Curran et al
- Barnett and Gaber 2001
- Such pressures lead to conformist less informed and less critical of reporting
- Bagdikan
- Agenda-Setting
- Cohen
- McCombs
- The images of politicians or perception on on benefit claims
- Philo
- GMG
- 2008 Global banking crisis
- Attention was focused on solutions from the bankers that caused the issue
- 2008 Global banking crisis
- GMG
- Gatekeeping
- The medias power to refuse to cover some issues and let others through
- Norm-Setting
- The way the media emphasise and reinforce conformity to social norms
- And isolate those that don't compline
- Seen through media representations
- The way the media emphasise and reinforce conformity to social norms
- Moral Panics
- Cohen (2002)
- STUDY
- Mods and Rockers youth subculture
- STUDY
- Exaggerated threat to society causing a wave of public concern
- McRobbie and Thornton (1995)
- Moral Panics are becoming less common
- Due to citizen journalism
- Moral Panics are becoming less common
- Cohen (2002)
- News Value
- Journalists operate with values and assumptions
- Galtung and Ruge
- Negative news i rated more highly
- Unexpectedness
- Frequency
- Proximity
- Britain news more popular in Britain
- Galtung and Ruge
- GMG / Neo-Marxists
- Becker
- Hierarchy of credibility
- Greatest importance attached to the views of those in positions in power such as politicians
- Hierarchy of credibility
- Hall et al
- Primary Definers
- Powerful groups of people whose position gives them access to the media more than others and so they can influence
- Primary Definers
- Becker
- Journalists operate with values and assumptions
- Churnalism
- Davies
- 80% of stories in The Times is from second-hand materials
- Journalism that produces articles based on pre-packaged material by sources such as the government, spin docters
- Davies
- Making a profit
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