Tabloid revision - key facts 0.0 / 5 ? JournalismTabloid journalism examUniversityAll boards Created by: JessicaCreated on: 04-02-14 14:36 When did tabloidisation start? 1. 100 years ago (Esser 1999) 1 of 11 when did broadsheets start attacking tabloids? 2. 1990s broadsheets attacks tabloids but ended up with the same news (Bromley 1998) 2 of 11 Tabloids draw on popular traditions of entertainment... So they have a close association with the masses of ordinary people 3 of 11 What are two arguments of the effect of tabloidisation? 1. lower quality news 2. just a reorientation of popular markets as they reflect popular views better than broadsheets 4 of 11 How do tabloids report politics? 1. popularised manner 2. individualises people - reduction of one person the rest of the party 3. uses personalities of politicians 5 of 11 What affect does the alignment between tabloids and their readers have? People vs power. Representation of the masses 6 of 11 Three parts of tabloidisation 1. shifts in boundaries of journalism 2. shifts in priorities 3. shifts in taste 7 of 11 How is TV affected by tabloidisation? Change into tabloid format - more popularised. Rise of celeb/docu-dramas instead of tradition PSB documentaries. 8 of 11 sensationalism Dramatising events = makes an ill informed public 9 of 11 popularization making accessible to the wider public 10 of 11 When did broadsheets start adopting tabloid ways? 1980s. Promo stunts. Cover price discounts. Brand exploitation 11 of 11
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