P2-Wikinews VS CBS

Wikinews

https://en.wikinews.org/wiki/US_Vice_President_Pence_speaks_to_Israeli_Knesset:_US_embassy_to_move_to_Jerusalem

CBS News

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mike-pence-israel-knesset-benjamin-netanyahu-palestinians-live-stream-updates/

One difference is the way that they say the name of him in the CBS news they refer to him as Mr Trump they have done this so that it shows a lot more professional by saying his name in this way but on the other hand the wikinews they refer to his name as Donald trump this is less formal this means they are talking to him like he is a mate and that he isn’t actually the president

Another different is the lengths of the article the wiki news article is very short and doesn’t go for all of the details into the story with it being 314 words and is showing that it isn’t wrote by a professional writer. Whereas the CBS news 1026 words and goes into a lot more depth and detail about the incident.

Another thing is that the CBS news article has a lot more pictures this of the events and it also has a video which means that it looks professional and reliable whereas on the wiki news page it only has one picture and no video this makes the web page look a lot less professional and looks like they aren’t as reliable

The NBC news is also difference is the amount of quotes that have been used thought out this makes the context this makes it look like the people that have been looking that the topic which means that it makes it a more reliable source. Whereas on the wikinews they don’t have many quotes this shows that they haven’t being able to get what they have been saying so it doesn’t look as reliable           

M2 and P3- soft vs hard

Colloquial 

This type of language is used in everyday life and normally used in a normal conversation and isn’t formal  

Expletive  

Swear word 

1st person speak  

Using “I” and “we” 

3rd person speak  

Talking about the action of someone else  

Find two articles that interest you hard news 

Find two articles are that are about football or celebrities soft news   

soft  

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42842344  

This article was found on the BBC sport online. They were placed here because that people can after watching the match they will be baling to see the analysis about the match and they will be able to see the stats and see I they result was a fair result. The audience that this is aimed towards is the football fans that are interested in the game that has just happened and finding out more information about it. They have imagery so that even if you didn’t watch the match then you were able to get a grasp of what happened in the game so that they won't feel like they missed out on anything and also for the people that did watch the match they will say it so they instantly know what part of the match they are talking about. They have also but in embedded videos of the mangers reaction so that people can see what they say about the match, so they know what they feel about the game and how they performed. They have even put in quotes from pundits that have watched the game so that they are able to put there point across. They have used short sentence and paragraphs because they know that people will just want to read it quicker rather than having to take a lot of time to read it. This is an effect way of getting out this information as it is easily assessable for people wanting to know.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/43027542  

This is an article form BBC sport online. This was put onto the website because the people were able to get the match report from the Manchester city vs Wigan match. They instantly want to click on the page if they see the headline because they want to read about the game. They use imagery because then when people are reading it they can make a clear picture in their head of what happened. The main bit of this story is about the fact that man city is at the top of the premier league and that Wigan are in league one and it was a massive shock for them to beat them. They have used short paragraphs so that they can read it quickly and on the move. They used speech by wiring about what the mangers have said and what the pundits have said. The sentences are short and quick so they can read they quickly.      

   

Hard  

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-43101434 

They have put this headline because then people will see the headline and think what has happened and wonder who the story is about and want to read on about what is going on and so they it will get more people to click on the story. They have used a large image at the top the article so that when people look at the article straight away they will be able to see what the person who it is talking about looks like so that they can put a face to their name. They have got short paragraphs, so they can be it on the move and so that they don’t get bored reading one long story. They have used quotes throughout the article so that they can see what people have said about it and so that they could see what people said word for word. 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-43103192 

The headline that they have put makes the reader wonder what has gone on and so they can draw the reader in, so they will read the article and see what has happened from a reliable source. They have put 3 pictures in the article one of the plane in the air which just shows the topic of the article. The second image is a man said on the side of a road with his head in his hand they have done this to show that it is a sad time and that people are crying about what has happened and that it is an emotional story and the other picture is about the country and showing where it is. They have put in quotes of what has come out so far from the incident and so that people mow that it is a reliable source.  They have put it into short paragraphs so that they are able to read it and not get bored about reading one long story and can break it down  

M1-News comparisons

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/gallery/2016/jun/24/newspapers-brexit-front-pages-eu
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/brexit-google-what-is-the-eu_uk_576d4f06e4b0232d331ded24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaCrbwtr1zk

The different ways that news articles are distributed and look at the differences between them and how they target different audiences by looking at the front covers and the way that they make the news look. The three ways that I will be analysis they will be to look at a print newspaper, tv news and an online article.
daily mail

This was the front cover of the daily mail on the day after the result. From the picture the first thing that you get is that they are happy with the result that happened they do this by the large image in the middle being of Nigel Farage celebrating the result this is important because it shows what side the daily mail is on.
They have also made it clear by the title that they have used they have used it as a way the “we’re out” almost saying it like they are finally free and don’t need to worry about it anymore and that it is a good thing to happen this shows that they believe that it was the right idea and they agree with what happened. They have labelled the picture as him being overjoyed this this showing that they know that he is happy with the result.
They have chosen to pick the fact that they are aiming the newspaper at and you know that the people that are reading this are going to be support this and more people are likely to read it.
One of these smaller headline is has “after 43 years UK freed from shackles of EU” this shows that they are feeling free after and that they don’t have to worry about it no more an that they feel like a weight has been lifted off their shoulders.
Huffington post

This is front cover of the online article from the Huffington post this is aimed towards a younger age group they have made sure they make this title will make them feel like they are on their side and so that it is relatable to what they are thinking and knowing what side they are on.
They have a sub headline has the words "thanks Granny" this is used as a bit of comedy effect towards and help to reach their target audience by using the fact that a lot of the people that voted to leave is from the older generation and try to make them feel like they are on the same side.
They have put embedded tweets onto the website this is good because they are showing the younger audience what people are saying on social media so showing that the younger audience are also involved in this situation and showing that they aren't the only people in this age group and showing that a lot of people are talking about it.
The paragraphs are put into smaller paragraphs so that they are easier read for the age group that they are aiming for this make it so that this means that they can read it while they are on the go this is good because then they are more likely to read on their phone as they are on the go rather than reading it in the paper as they in the house.
The next thing that they use is the google trends they have used this because then they will be able to show people what other people were asking straight after the vote happened this is good because it show what everybody was thinking about
Good morning Britain

It is a very informal show which means that they used the headline "bid to save Dave" this shows that it is informal as they are calling the prime mister by a nickname this shows that it isn't as formal as a newspaper but reaches their target audience.
They have they have put the statics at the bottom of the page so that people that are watching it know what is going and so the votes went and the percentages. As 48.3% voted to in and 51.7% leave the EU.
They have also put the social media links in to follow this is because the target audience of the show will want to follow them on social media and will want to keep updated with what is going on with the vote and keep updated with the news




Ways news is delivered and consumed and how it has changed
There has been a change in the ways that news articles have been delivered and consumed as the rise in online news has been massive. This I had meant that a lot of the big print based companies have gone from both print and online. This is has meant that companies have changed the way that they present the articles. For the online they have shorted there articles are a lot shorter. They have done this because people online like shorter pieces of information so that they don't need to spend much time looking through it and getting all the key points they need.

P2- How has technology changed reporting?

Technology has advanced  in a lot of different ways. This had meant that the providers of the news had to change the way that they provided the news to make sure that they where able to get there ideas across in the best way. they did this by placing there articles online. This means that people will be able to get them online and read them whenever they want and makes the articles a lot more accessible for people .




Another reason is that this allows the articles to reach a larger audience because the newspaper can only reach a certain amount of area and wont be sold in every shop in every area. this means that some people will be unable to access it .Whereas with the internet is able to be accessed by a lot more people this means that they amount of people that will visit there article and read there all the stuff.












The is that the amount of people that have smart phone is almost everyone. this means that it is a much easier way to get the articles out there and easy for people to notice that they are there as they might see an advert on social media for it or online








Online articles are presented in a different way as they are more in shorter articles this is because then they are able to will not need to stroll through and read long articles they would rather click on and find out keys points about the story. If they want to read more they can go and read the whole article in a different place.

P2- citizen Journalism

Citizen Journalism    

Citizen journalism is when the general public are able to play an active role in the way that the news is delivered and all the roles that op along with having the world know about what is happening. This means that they are turned into the prosumer which is made up of producer and consumer which means that they are able to create the news in many different ways.

How the audience can contribute or give opinions about news stories

   

One way that the audience are able to do this is by the comments section of the bbc news page on twitter this is good because people are able to comments on the news that is going on this is good because it allows people to have a conversation with each other and allows people to put their opinions across and this allows people to read what other think and allows them to see what people who don’t work for these news companies and allows people to reply to each other so that they can have a conversations If they agree or disagree with their point  

Another way that they can can get teher opinion across is through sharing there are many ways of getting people to see what you share using facebook, twiiter and email. This is good ebacuse it allows your to see a post and then be able to send it to them and they are able to write what they want about it this is good because it allows them to get there opions across and allows other people to read there opinons without having any connection to a newspaper

Hashtag and trending are a very good way of people being able to talk to people about a certain topic this Is good because then they are able to have a conversation with people that are interested in the same topic this is good because then you will be able to give your opinoin on the topic and can see what other people thought about the subject