Sukhveen's Media blog 1 (2018)- Miss Fowler

1) Theme: Wellbeing Title : Let’s beat breast cancer "Keen netballer says sport gave her focus at a difficult time" 2) Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Email Share to More FUNDRAISING: Val Thomas is a keen netballer 3) Summary (inc. quotes) Breast cancer awareness month "Val Thomas has insisted that there should be a follow up tournament to the inaugural Netball against Breast Cancer Weekend, which took place this month." "Thomas said when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2004"   Sports helped her 4)  How or why this story appeals to an audience: Personal identity -breast cancer is a global issue so many people would want to be active. Personal relationships- creates a bond Surveillance - teaches people how breast cancer affects people. 5) This reflects the values and ideologies of The Voice as they are talking about a black persons life s

1) Theme: Celebrity style Title:  Mandy Moore Shared a Throwback '90s Homecoming Picture "We'd wear it all today TBQH." 2)  3) Summary (inc. quotes)  Written by Roberta Gorin-Paracka on 19th Oct 2019  Mandy Moore shared a picture on Instagram of her 90s homecoming look ("#FlashbackFriday")  They have party-ready picks at the bottom people can by- clickbait. 4)  How or why this story appeals to an audience: Audience pleasure : people feel included and feel apart of her life. Nostalgia- 90s feel, millennials. Personal identity- most of the US population have had a homecoming so can relate with her. Personal relationships - creates a bond, people have experienced that or will be experiencing it soon. Diversion- celeb gossip 5) This story reflects the values and ideologies of Teen Vogue as its about celebrity gossip and fashion which is what the magazine is about.  I would say that this is an example of clickbait rather than

Factsheet 170: Gilroy – Ethnicity and Postcolonial Theory . 1) Gilroy suggests that racial identities are "historically constructed"   and " formed by colonialization, slavery, nationalist philosophies and consumer capitalism" 2)  Regarding the causes and history of racism " Gilroy is saying that racism isn’t caused by race, racism causes race. Racism is not caused by the clash of two or more races – racism is not a natural phenomenon. Instead, Gilroy states that racial difference and racial identities are the product of racial oppression. Racial identities are caused by historical conflicts that have brought different groups into opposition." 3) Ethnic absolutism :  is a line of thinking which sees humans are part of different ethnic compartments, with race as the basis of human differentiation.  Gilroy is opposed to ethnic absolutism as it is "counter to his argument that racism c auses race." 4) Gilroy views diasporic identity as &

Industry: Condé Nast 1) Conde Nast publish approx. 20 magazines , which include GQ, Glamour and Wired. Last year they made £113 million. 2) Teen Vogue's main source of income comes from selling online advertising space. They also sell their data to other companies. 3) They are now diversifying using the concept of digital convergence . They are gradually moving their content online and creating platforms top raise awareness, such as social media accounts. YouTube is an example where they generate income as they have gains 1+ subscribers so are able to gain revenue from their views. 4) Sponsored content is important as adverts target consumers based on their fashion likes. This increases the likelihood of a purchase. 5) Do you view Teen Vogue’s content as a form of public service media or is Condé Nast simply interested in clicks and profit? I believe that it is a combination of both. They have to generate revenue in order to keep going and

1) Theme: Entertainment (Arts & Culture) Title:  Marvel comics to be placed on public transport – FROM TODAY! Celebrating their 80th anniversary Marvel drop memorable comics for public to discover on the tubes, trains and buses including Spider-Man’s first appearance, a first look at Black Panther and a mother-to-be, crime-fighting Spider-Woman. 2)  3) Summary (inc. quotes): Marvel comics will be distributed among public transport among the country for the next month to celebrate 80 years of Marvel. Influence on popular culture "Issues for people to find and read include reprinted copies of Amazing Fantasy #15 (1962) which introduced the world to Spider-Man for the first time; Fantastic Four #52 (1966) which introduced Black Panther into the Marvel Universe; Astonishing X-Men #51 (2012) which marked the first same-sex marriage in mainstream comics; Captain Marvel #14 (2013) which includes the first cameo appearance of Kamala Khan, who would become Marvel’s fi

1) Theme: Culture Title:  The Dolan Twins Announced They’re No Longer Posting Weekly YouTube Videos "If we have the proper amount of time, we can create something that we really love that our viewers will love." 2)  3) Summary (inc. quotes) Written by Lauren Rearick in October 2019 About the Dolan twins announcing that they won't be posting weekly videos Inspired by their father's reacent death-  "Had we not been filming a video every week, we would have been able to spend more time with our family around the time that they needed us,"  Lead to mental health problems as they didn't have enough time to grief "If we have the proper amount of time, we can create something that we really love that our viewers will love as well," They are "proritizing mental health" 4) How or why this story appeals to an audience: Audience pleasure : younger people feel included in important issues such as mental health, also makes th

1) 31/40 B+  WWW: Numerous references to media theories; use of media terminology. EBI: More structured references to Q1, 3 points with 3 examples. Balanced response for Q2- both sides- evaluate. 2) 3 ways I didn't say: Life Hacks offers educational content by addressing issues listeners may not know much about such as sexual health or mental illness. These are topics that listeners may not be willing to seek help with due to social stigma so the BBC helps fulfil its educational remit by allowing listeners to contact the show via text, phone or social media to share their problems.  The use of a qualified doctor, Dr Radha Modgil, gives the advice authority and is in keeping with the BBC’s place as a trusted public service broadcaster. 3) Gerbner's Cultivation theory: useful or not useful? Why? Audience as indoctrinated - useful as it showed how high frequency viewers of the media were more susceptible and that it would affect their beliefs and attitudes