Monday, 16 November 2020

Observer Newspaper Questions -

 16.11.2020

  1. An example of a woman in the newspaper could be the one Wearing lingerie in an advert normally in a corner of the paper. It’s normally in the corner as its not a very important thing and shows its not the most interesting part of the common news. Having a woman model could make the public find the newspaper more ‘attractive’ and for women viewers they might be interested in buying the product showing as they think it looks ‘so good’ on the model.
  2. In the second magazine another example of a woman represented is the Queen. In contrast to the first example she is the ‘main’ headline and focus for the public to read about as she is known by many people. The Queen is portrayed as sad and maybe angry as the photo is quite dark as she doesn’t seemed to happy.
  3. “America accused of spy frame up”
  4. “Queen visits mourning valley”
  5. “Hope rises for cease fire in Vietnam” 

1 comment:

  1. PLEASE ADD THE QUESTIONS AT THE TOP Mark 8/10
    q.1 Yes - it shows that newspapers believed that this was the extent of women's interest - rather than in hard news
    q.2 Yes - Aberfan disaster - the print is dark but that may just be the news paper quality
    q.3 yes
    q.4 yes
    q.5 Vietnam is not in Europe

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