In 1965, researchers analysed international news stories in order to see the top news 'agenda'. It led to the creation of the list known as 'news values'- a scoring system. It was created by Gultung and Ruge.
There are eight news values listed:
Threshold- the bigger the impact and reach of a story
Unexpectedness- no one expects news to happen, shock effect
Negativity- a bad, depressing depiction on a story, results in more interest
Elite persons/places- about important people or powerful nations
Unambiguous- story with little confusion that is easy to understand and to report
Personalisation- give human interest, showing personal stories
Proximity- the distance from the story, closer you are the more interest shown
Continuity/currency- stories already in the news that can be updated
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Why do long form dramas from different countries offer different representations?
Long form television dramas (LFTVDs) are influenced by social, cultural, economic, political and historical contexts. Social contexts inclu...
-
How does the BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show reach and target audiences and encourage audience participation? (Specifi c to Radio 1...
-
D -In this photo you can see there are birds resting on the field, with the array of trees hanging over them. I -They are resting on th...
-
RADIO 1 RADIO 2 RADIO 3 RADIO 4 RADIO 5 RADIO 6 Which programmes are ...
No comments:
Post a Comment