LO2 Press Regulations

1: Press Regulations - Rules the press agency's have to follow.

Phone Hacking Scandal
Newspaper - News of the world
Who was involved - Editors, reporters and journalist
What ignited the scandal - Milly Dowler murder(knew information nobody knew)
When did phone hacking start - 90s
Who's targeted - Large variety - Celebrities, royals, politicians etc
Why did they demand the personal phone numbers of people they interview - To hack phones

Editor codes are important as it protects the public.

LO2: Newspaper analysis

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4225082/Harrison-Ford-74-nearly-crashes-plane-AGAIN.html

A)Harrison Ford nearly crashed his plane into a Boeing 737 with a 100 passengers and 6 crew.
'Was that airliner meant to be underneath me?' he asked Air Control.
Harrison Ford collects vintage aeroplanes.
Has previously been involved in a number of crashes over the years.
Previously had a major crash on golf course.
Could result in loss of license or warning

B)The purpose of this article is to describe/report and entertain.


C)"But the 74-year-old mistakenly aimed for a taxiway, just passing over an American Airlines 737 loaded with more than 100 passengers and a six-person crew." - Shows the severity of the incident and the potential impact it could have had, this is also reinforced by the quote stating the consequences of his actions as seen in the line "The FAA has now launched an investigation which could result in anything from a warning letter to Ford losing his licence". The article is also seen to inform the reader of previous alterations the hollywood star has faced as represented in the brief synopsis towards the latter of the article.

D)Throughout the article it is seen to be in a light hearted manner and tone as the news story is not overly serious. This can be infered from the quotations of Harrison Ford himself, for exapmle it is stated he said 'Was that airliner meant to be underneath me?'.

G) Within the article a variety of techniques have been used. Throughout the whole piece it could be percieved that some of the statements are hyperbolic as they portray the incident to be a near catostrophic accident without giving little information with regards to how the incident happened or details on how close the collision was. This is likely to be used to create a more dramtic article and thefore intrigue a larger audiance. Furthermore, within the title the bold caps phrase 'AGAIN' reinforces this and foreshadows the content of the article as it later describes his previous crashes.

I)



Who - Harrison Ford
What - Near miss landing with commercial airliner
Where - John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California.
When - 13th February 2017
Why - Harrison Ford mistakenly landed on a taxi way instead of the intended runway.
How - Harrison Ford landed on the wrong part of the airport.



Paragraphing


Within the article there is little use of paragraphing throughout as the majority of the text is organised by simple facts and statements in compound to complex sentences. This form of restricted coding allows for the piece to be understood easier by the audience opposed to if elaborate coding was used which often features more developed language and paragraphing and is ultimately seen in broadsheet articles such as the Guardian.

Within the first sentences/ paragraphs it is evidently portrayed the circumstances of the near miss and includes the basic details of what happened and who was involved. Later on in the article these ideas and point or developed in greater detail with support from pictures and references.

On the contrary, in the later parts of the article developed paragraphs are seen which feature quotes to support points in addition to official voices and statements.

Furthermore, it is also seen to quote and divulge into the details of his previous incidents relating to the article in addition to a brief overview of his life story.

Sentencing
Simple sentence: "Ford's reps had no official comment on the incident." Direct and informative to give facts and stats.
Compound sentence: "With his need for speed, Ford collects vintage cars" Develops the original simple sentence.
Complex sentence: "In 1999, Ford was flying his helicopter along the Lake Piru riverbed, north-east of Los Angeles, when it went down in a hard landing during a training session." Greater detail with

Within the initial paragraphs simple sentences are seen as they quickly and easily inform the reader of the key information. However, in the later paragraphs compound and complex sentences are more prevalent throughout.

Unit 7 LO1 Pre digital

1) Newest forms of delivering news - Social media/ apps
2) Social Media

News story
Distributed before the digital age - Newspapers, magazine, tv, radio
How it could be now - Social media, vod services, apps, tv, radio, newspapers, magazine, viral video

Advantages - Can reach a wider audience.



Viral video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGVaArcV9BE


A video which is popular to a mass audience and is shared a large amount of times.
The purpose of this is to reach a large audience.
Successfull to share news as it reaches large audience quickly.
Some content could be distressing.

live video
Show what is happening live opposed to recorded then uploaded. As a result the audaince could be  exposed more easily to more distressing content as it has not been mediated, however it does show the news in real time

I doubt think pre digital age would be left behind as many still use these methods to get there news.

LO1 Task to support

LO1 Task to support LO1 content

1. Media used to present the story
2. Key Information that was communicated across all platforms
3. What information was not included across some platforms
4. Bias of different providers.

BBC News:

Throughout the whole article a large varied amount of media are used.
Supporting videos include:
"Muslim students on Trump ban: 'I don't belong here' "

"John Kelly - this is not a ban on Muslims"

Throughout the article various images were also embedded including images of protesters of the ban and photo of Saudi Oil Minister Khalid al-Falih supporting his criticism of the ban was "over exaggerated"

The news article was also distributed via social media which allows for the audience to participate and portray their views and opinions.

This news article was also broadcasted on the BBC News 24 channel and was shown on the banners anchored to the video. However, despite the news story being shown it was not discussed to the extent of which seen on the BBC news article meaning that information will have been left out due to the time constrains of the program.

Although, the Tv and radio broadcasts only showed key information relevant to the story the online journalistic article goes into great depth on all aspects of the story. In addition to this, other hyperlinks to relating articles have also been embedded allowing for the user to gain greater knowledge on the subject if they require. For exapmle: