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shsgnewtech: May 2008
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Arthur C Clarke's third law of prediction says that "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. Monday, May 26, 2008. Sample questions from previous years. The questions a and b refer to passages that are no longer available to download but it gives you an idea of the kind of standard that will be required. The questions 3 and 4 are the essay type that you should practice. 2 (a) In what ways does the passage suggest that the mobile phone is important to a young. To what extent ...
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shsgnewtech: Long road site
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Arthur C Clarke's third law of prediction says that "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. Monday, May 26, 2008. Have a look at the slide shows on here, they are very good and have just been updated. Http:/ longroadnewmedia.blogspot.com/. Have a good look at this site, you will also be able to find links to other students blogs, see what the competition have been up to! In particular look at the work of Bill Thompson. Posted by SHSG Media Blogs. Past Papers and Mark schemes.
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shsgnewtech: Sample questions from previous years
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Arthur C Clarke's third law of prediction says that "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. Monday, May 26, 2008. Sample questions from previous years. The questions a and b refer to passages that are no longer available to download but it gives you an idea of the kind of standard that will be required. The questions 3 and 4 are the essay type that you should practice. 2 (a) In what ways does the passage suggest that the mobile phone is important to a young. To what extent ...
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shsgcelebrity: Sample questions from previous years
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Monday, 26 May 2008. Sample questions from previous years. Do some of these and email them to me, it is the best way to prepare for the exam. 2 (b) Celebrity and the Tabloid Press. The following areas may be covered for all questions in this section:. 8226; Knowledge and understanding of how representation is constructed in the specified. 8226; Detailed textual examples to illustrate points of comparison and address the question set. Posted by SHSG Media Blogs. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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shsgcelebrity: Tabloid Press today
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Wednesday, 30 April 2008. Tabloids are the best selling newspapers today. The Sun is the most popular,with an average daily circulation of around 3 million. However, that slipped under to 2.99 million in January 08. The owner, Rupert Murdoch ( who also owns Sky and The Times under the News International blanket! Ordered a price drop from 35p-20p to try and get figures up again. . Apparently Murdoch dislikes the amount of coverage of celebrity in The Sun. Read this article . Lo ok a this articl. What will...
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shsgcelebrity: Glossary
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Tuesday, 29 April 2008. Authorial intent- intention of writer. Anchorage- including captions to cement the 'meaning' of an image or story. Chequebook journalism- someone being enticed to sell their story for money. Connotation- the association a word creates. Defamation- attacking someones good name. Gatekeeping- the decisions made be an editor about which stories to cover. Graphology-the visual aspects of a text, layout and images. Homonym- a word that has more than one meaning eg lighter.
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shsgcelebrity: Headlines
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Saturday, 26 April 2008. Should encapsulate the story and attract the reader to the story or the paper. They need to bear in mind the different readers and the different ways they are going to consume the publication. ( read every detail, or skim and cherry pick). The lead story may not necessarily be such as it is the most important news item. It may be the most scandalous and the most likely to attract readers and therefore increase sales of the tabloid. Posted by SHSG Media Blogs. Who owns the press?
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shsgcelebrity: Analysing your tabloids
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Tuesday, 29 April 2008. 1 Count the number of features, articles and adverts in each tabloid. Work out the number of these that are to do with celebrity, calculate the percentage. 2Look at the language that has been used to describe the celebrity. Language can be used to represent celebrities in a certain way, language can manipulate audiences to promote certain values or attitudes towards a certain celebrity. Where they are actiing more positively it is often against their own bodies and emotions-.
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shsgnewtech: October 2007
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Arthur C Clarke's third law of prediction says that "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. Tuesday, October 30, 2007. Web2 is on the increase-CNN to start posting news in Second Life. CNN opens Second Life division. Tuesday, October 30 2007, 15:09 GMT (10:09 ET). CNN is next week to start reporting in online virtual world Second Life, it has announced. Posted by SHSG Media Blogs. Saturday, October 20, 2007. Why did Murdoch buy My Space? They have to keep moving and keeping...
