"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 so relates with its ethos.
I wouldn't say this is quality journalism because it is quite amateur and may be written to gain attention (clickbait) and the fact it says "To read the rest of this article, purchase your copy of The Voice Newspaper.". However, it isn't clickbait as it is raising awareness about the disease.
1) Title: Blood test to diagnose prostate cancer could be available within five years. Date: 9/03/2020 2) Summary: Prostate cancer can be detected at early stages by a simple blood test. It can be available within 5 years. They can also see what the best way to treat a cancer patient is depending on their results. 3) Appeal to audience : Surveillance: interesting to know how technology in sciences is always changing and that new information is being found. Personal relationships : people with this type of cancer can relate to this. The i are much more inclusive and well-balanced in their news stories approach. 4) This is an example of quality journalism to an extent due to the valuable scientific information , however, the end of the article kind of drifts off so could have elements of click-bait.
1) Theme: Entertainment (Music) Title: 40 years of VP Records "One of the world's most influential reggae labels unveils 94-track box set" 2) 3) Summary (inc. quotes) To celebrate their 40th anniversary, VP Records — home to seminal British reggae label Greensleeves — is releasing a one-of-a-kind box set to commemorate the hits, rarities and history of the largest reggae label in the world. "Featuring 94 tracks from 101 Greensleeves and VP artists, Down In Jamaica: 40 Years of VP Records tells the sonic history of this pioneering label." "The strictly limited 2000-edition box set contains four 12” singles, four CDs, and four 7” singles, including the first reissue of some of the most collectible vinyl records in the VP catalogue such as Junior Reid’s “What Do You Know” and Tenor Saw’s “Lots of Sign”." Founded in 1970s and named after its owners 4) How or why this story appeals to an audience: Personal identity -peope can real...
Task One: Media Magazine article and questions MM56 1) At its peak, the Leicester Mercury had 130 journalist. In 10 years time Keith sees the newspaper becoming more expensive and have a small circulation. The number of staff will decrease. 2) Regulation isn't the solution to the phone hacking scandal, even though it was illegal . He sees regulation the press is to "tame" them. 3) IPSO: Independent Press Standards Organisation. It was set up in response of the Leveson. IPSO is more powerful than the PCC and can order newspapers to print apologies or corrections on the front page or fine papers. However, it crucially doesn’t act on Leveson’s key recommendation that the regulator is backed by government legislation. 4) He believes in freedom of speech and that audiences have the right to buy or neglect the newspapers. Hew said how Rupert Murdoch is allowed to say whatever he wants. 5) Do you agree with his view that broadcast news should ha...
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