"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) OSP: Clay Shirky - End of Audience blog tasks 2) OSP: Teen Vogue - background and textual analysis 3) OSP: Teen Vogue - audience and representation 4) Baseline Assessment learner response 5) OSP: Teen Vogue - industry and social media 6) OSP: Hall and Gilroy - media theory 7) OSP: The Voice - blog case study 8) OSP: The Voice and Teen Vogue news articles (minimum 4 from each) Teen Vogue: Story 1 Story 2 Story 3 Story 4 The Voice: Story 1 Story 2 Story 3 Story 4
Media Magazine reading-MM40,PAGE 64 1) The article focuses on two texts, these are: Pan Am and Beyoncé. 2) Pan Am - They also have a magazine cover which is heavily mediated which has a purpose to be visually enjoyed by men. There is also a scene at the end where there is a close up of the 4 women's legs. This causes the men to turn around and stare, which suggests that they enjoy and get pleasure out of seeing the females walk, their appearance and generally their bodies. Beyoncé - She playfully gazes at the camera providing the audience with knowing winks in the 'sexy outfits'. Also, at one point she is openly rubbing her chest and body, whilst playfully looking down the camera, clearly submitting herself to sexual objectification and openly acknowledging the 'male gaze'. However, she is controlling the gaze which empowers her. 3) I believe sexism still exists because women everyday are being ...
1) Grade: A WWW: Some excellent writing, great examples, very well revised, loads of theory, AND synoptic CSPs. EBI: Quite a nuanced conclusion which is good but still needed developing a bit. 2) Q1: Google presenting its smart speaker as a ‘natural’ part of home life will be strongly rejected by audiences concerned with data, privacy and the power technology companies such as Google have in modern western societies. Some audiences may reject the stereotypical gender roles with a mother playing with the two children and no father in shot (presumably at work). This arguably reinforces negative and outdated gender stereotypes. Negotiated readings could include an acceptance of a warm picture of family life – plus the potential usefulness of the speaker – despite concerns over how the device uses data and the growing power of companies such as Google and Amazon. Industry point of view Google represented as unthreatening, safe and a natural part of middle-class famil...
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