Zusammenfassung der Ressource
The Times
- Industry
- First published in 1785
- Year on year sale
growth
- 407, 566 daily average
- Part of Times Newspaper Group
- Subsidary of News
UK
- Rupert Murdoch
- Phone hacking scandal 2011
- 911
- Murders
- Company is predominantly right wing
- The Times remains
neutral
- First to introduce online newspaper
- Paywalls
- Independant Press Standards Organisation (IPSO)
- Not backed by government -fully funded
- Regulates newspapers
- Anti-Leveson
- Curran and Seaton - Media Industries
- Vertically integrated company
- Inhibit creativity
- Diverse pattern of owndership
- Livington and Lunt - Regulation
- Adhere to strict rules
- IPSO
- Language
- Colour palette - Red white and blue
- American
iconography
- Enigma codes - Barthes
- Code of dress - Red white and blue
- Medium close up shot
- Trump in the foreground
- Semiotics -
Barthes
- American
iconography
- Cultural significance
- Structuralism -
Levi-Strauss
- "The New World"
- Invites readers to make their own interpretations
- Representations
- Trump and
Pence
- Stereotypical white, middle class male
- Conservative values
- Dressed in tailored suits
- Business like and conservative
- Wear American flag
badges
- Represents patriotism
- Body language and facial expressions
- Connotates determination and a serious approach
- Representation - Stuart Hall
- Signs of Trump suggest he belongs to a specific cultural group of white middle class men
- Inequalities of power in social groups
- Audience
- Predominantly ABC1
- Over 35
- Right wing stance
- Fairly neutral approach
- Auddience can construct their own opinons
- "A New World" intertextual reference
- Dystopian
- End of world
- tyranny and behavioural conditioning
- Educated audiences may know the book
- Cultivation - Gerbner
- Repeated patterns (Trump and election) can shape audiences views
- Reception - Stuart Hall
- Negotiated view
- End of audience - Clay Shirky
- Audience is no longer passive
- Get involved in forumns etc