The significant role of newspapers in shaping the society has been perceived since the dawn of its history. Newspapers are historically known for offering a wide array of information and knowledge sources . Newspaper have been the most conventional and popular medium of conveying local‚ regional‚ national and international news to the readers. Newspaper serve us the latest happenings in different parts of the world through a network of correspondents and news agencies. The national dailies employ
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By: Qiao Yu Compare the information provided by newspapers to the information covered by broadcast newscasts Topic: Afghan President consider own talks with Taliban Newspaper (New York Times) Broadcasting (BBC) In this essay I will compare a single day’s news coverage from a newspaper and television on the same news topic. Differences Timing: Firstly‚ the two medium operate on totally different time. The newspaper‚ distributed in the wee hours of the morning contains the latest or
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The history of newspapers is argueably one of the most dramatic episoodes of human experience. The actual origin of newspapers lies in the renaissance Europe when local merchants used to distribute hand written newsletters amongst each other‚ however it was not until the 14th century when Germany introduced the precursors of printed newspapers. Since then newspapers have evolved dramatically and today there are more than 6580 daily newspapers in the world. A typical modern day newspaper is filled with
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of reading newspaper. As the name suggests newspapers are a source of news and information. In several respects they are also a medium of communication among the peoples of the world. Today there are hundreds of newspapers all over the world. Everywhere there is a keen desire to learn more and more about the affairs of the world. This is partly the result of the spread of education which sharpens one’s curiosity to learn about distant lands. As a source of news‚ the newspaper is almost indispensable
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Assignment 1: Critical analysis of a published article (1000 words) Saturday 10th October 2009 By Joana Wong This critical analysis is about an article that argues whether drugs should be legalized or not. It was published in The Observer‚ on Sunday the 6th of September 2009 and it is entitled "Latin America’s backlash against US war on drugs" by Ed Vulliamy in Tijuana‚ Rory Carroll in Caracas‚ Annie Kelly in Buenos Aires and Tom Phillips in Rio de Janeiro. It is a lengthy article‚ written in a Sunday
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essential features in newspaper language and differentiate the language of quality press and popular press newspapers. In fact‚ tabloidization involves a “movement away from longer‚ complex‚ analytical writing” in connection with the style of newspaper language (Bird 2009: 41). Firstly‚ the article from 1966 consists of 26 sentences and‚ thus‚ has an approximate average of 3 sentences per 100 words. Furthermore‚ it contains an average of 30 words per sentence. In comparison‚ the article from 2016 consists
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News Article Analysis Topic: Demand and Supply Headline: Used- car shortage looms as curbs bite Source: The Strait Times Date: 25th May 2013 Summary Supply of used-cars has decreased from 7000 to 2400 because MAS (Monetary Authority of Singapore) lifted loan curbs on these vehicles for 60 days. Moreover‚ suppliers are unable to increase supply of used cars since owners are not selling due to future loan restrictions. Under the old scheme‚ car buyers can borrow up to 100 percent of the purchase
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pronounced in the market which‚ in fact‚ become more mobile and information‚ especially more complete‚ comprehensive and current‚ the truth is that the paper will continue. Still going to have to spend many decades to be dispensed to feel the flip of the newspaper or magazine. Therefore‚ I would say that there will be a share of quotas. Bigger to the paper. But‚ the media on paper will have to reinvent themselves in order to continue using the same platform. They must learn to give back what was previously
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1. Secondary school students Nowadays‚ most of the students don’t read either newspapers or world news. For them‚ keeping up with world news may seem boring and overwhelming at times. Well‚ sad but true. But now‚ let me tell you how important it really is. We live in a large‚ interesting and rapidly changing world. By reading the world news‚ you will become more aware of situations around the world‚ and increases your knowledge of world events which helps you make better decisions in your own life
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Internet Newspapers on Circulation of Print Newspapers in the U.S. A paper submitted to 54 Conference of International Communication Conference for consideration for presentation th October 2003 ABSTRACT An Internet survey of publishers and online editors found that growth of the Internet newspaper yielded a slightly negative effect on print newspapers’ circulation. The findings suggest that the smaller the newspaper‚ the larger effect the Internet newspapers had on the print newspapers. Small
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