Critical Case Study
How the presenter communicate a headline story to their
audience.
In this case study it is intended
to analyse a resent major news story. The BBC news at 10 and ITV news at 10 will
be compared, in what style they introduce their headline story, also how they
go about covering the story, either for entertainment, to educate or inform. This
will also look at how a commercial channel (ITV) differ to a government funded
channel (BBC) in respect to what their targets audiences are and how they are
told to deliver the news in order to maintain their viewing figures and if
these accepts will affect the way in which the story is presented.
It will look at theories suck, as
the hypodermic needle theory and see how that has influenced the news to
portray what they think is news. Also
looking at the elite theory, to see if the power of a person or group of people
can affect the content of the news. The case study will focus on the two
channels, with their differences and how they present the headline from the 1st
of December, a story about a paediatrician who was jailed for 22 years for
abused multiple patients in his care. Further
more, it will see the priorities for each channel and compare what and whom they
decide to present first and in what order they think that the facts and
information should go. More over what style they chose to show contents in the
story, I.e. factual, dramatically and for entertainment.
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