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1) What was the New Day trying to achieve? The new day was created to tap into a new market. The new day was created in order to fit into peoples modern lifestyles. 2) List the key statistics on the first page: how many people buy newspapers in the UK? How has this declined in the last year? -Around 6 million people buy a newspaper in Britain every single day and  One million people have stopped buying newspapers in the last two years. 3) What audience were the New Day trying to attract? The audience that New Day were targeting where females and males along the ages group of "35-55".  In addition, the publication were going for those who wanted a more modern day approach to news e.g those who may prefer more trendy news/updates provided on the internet for example.  4) Why do you think the New Day failed so spectacularly? There are several possible reasons listed in the article but do develop your own opinion here as well. I believe that the new day news

Netflix to spend up to $8 billion on programming next year The company said Monday that it will spend as much as 8 billion on shows and movies in 2018 Compared to 6 Billion spend overall in 2017 In particular, Netflix will be ramping up the number of original movies (around 80) Netflix's big bet on original content as it seeks to raise prices and faces push back from media partners. It now has 109 million subscribers, up from 86 million a year ago. Netflix faces the threat of media companies removing content from its service. In August, Disney stated it remove its content and start up its own stream site. Netflix is dominating the web in terms of online cable resource and continues to be. In addition, many people see netflixable as a feasible way to receive quality content at a reasonable value.

Harvey Weinstein’s Fall Opens the Floodgates in Hollywood Link:  https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/16/business/media/harvey-weinsteins-fall-opens-the-floodgates-in-hollywood.html Harvey Weinstein is certainly not the first powerful man publicly and credibly accused of sexually harassing or abusing women e.g Bill Cosby and Bill O'Reily  Mr. Weinstein’s accusers  include stars like Ashley Judd, Angelina Jolie and Gwyneth Paltrow. Facebook, Instagram and Twitter were flooded with messages from women who used the hashtag #MeToo to acknowledge that they had dealt with sexual harassment or assault. .A tweet posted by the actress Alyssa Milano inspired the online campaign. “If you’ve been sexually harassed or assaulted write ‘me too’ as a reply to this tweet,” Ms. Milano wrote. The hashtag went on to be used more than 500,000 times in its first 24 hours by people from all lines of work.  This article is highly interesting as brings a highly important and focal issue w

1 ) Do you agree with James Murdoch that the BBC should not be allowed to provide free news online? Why? I do not completely agree with the argument that James Murdoch has presented, however i believe there is a lot of problem that lies within the Newspaper Industry due to lack of revenue. For example  Journalism is a key aspect in the newspaper industry as it is how the information is gathered and correctly reinforced to the public whilst keeping them interested and educated. Unfortunately, a lot of newspaper companies tend to  have problems such as a lack of advertising revenue therefore it is not shocking as  they have to turn towards non-profit organisation such as the public to keep on being able to produce top high quality journalism and news   this blog on the Times paywall three years on 2) Was Rupert Murdoch right to put his news content (The Times, The Sunday Times) behind a paywall? I can comprise and understand Rupert Murdoch perspective and views from an econo

Link:  https://t.co/0jEGBCrYYK Twitter and Facebook are good for democracy as it emerges movements against the elites Jeremy Corbyn led the Labour party to its largest increase in votes share since 1945 In France, the leftist, Jean-Luc Melenchon came within two percentage points of breaking into the second round of presidential elections. Lastly within the United States, Bernie Sanders is the most popular socialist politicians] The reason for a revival of socialism is because people no longer have faith and hope within our elitist favouring system that has been failing the majority of citizens especially the youth for years now. Standard of living has collapsed throughout the world whilst those with riches seem to be prospering more than ever. This can be linked to social media as we have seen has social media can bring massess and masses of people together and unite them to fight for a cause such as black lives matter and other movements. The elections that have tak

Link: https://t.co/aPvFpQ2pAV 64 years old Stephen Paddlock of mesquite Nevada was the attacker Paddlock, like majority of the mass shooters are white Americans The privellege lies within the ultimate conclusion and stereotypes used towards these attacks. Paddlock was declared as ' Lone Wolf' Donald Trump Tweets Positively 'May God bless the victims' (no comment on the attacker) White Privilege- given a head start in society and also the freedom from certain consequences of the individual and group actions.. This statement 'Lone wolf' is regarded highly problematic in many people's eyes as it removes the blame from the attackers and allows room for sympathy which is the opposite treatment found i many other cases which involved those of different ethnicity or religious backgrounds.

Read the article in  full  and c reate a  blogpost  on your MEST3 Exam Blog called 'Build The Wall analysis'. 1) Summarise each section in  one sentence : Section 1 (To all of the bystanders reading this…) The writer states that the only way to combat the decline of the newspaper industry is to place back value into the concept of newspaper by putting up a subscription. Section 2 (Truth is, a halting movement toward...) This gradually movement will cause other micro newspaper companies to follow as they realise the foolishness of giving away free content and monetisation  is better Section 3 (Beyond Mr. Sulzberger and Ms. Weymouth…) Consumers have become too comfortable with the concept of receiving paided resourced for free and this specific concept directly effects the failing revenue of the newspaper  industry. Section 4 (For the industry, it is later than it should be…) This section of the article speaks upon how the effects of the many steps that

The future of newspapers : this article from the Economist on the future of newspapers The article discusses the factors and effects of the slowly eroding industry of the printed newspapers. It also talks about the advantages of the news industry such as it is the most reliable and diligent piece of media currently existing according to many such as Arthur Miller and Rupert Murdoch. It also mentions how the main factor towards decline of the newspaper industry is heavily linked to the growth and prosperity of the internet also known as 'global village'. 1)  Do you agree with its view that it is ‘a cause for concern, but not for panic’ I personally heavily agree with this statement as it is  vitally impossible to save the newspaper industry in this date and age due to the success and prosperity of its opponent, the internet. However there is still a need and dependence for the newspapers industry therefore stabilisation and reduction in decline is the current 'concern

"15 Billionaires control American Media....." Link:  https://t.co/B0sVJsmqYt "billionaires have long exerted influence on the news simply by own us media outlets" Billionaires such as Rupert Murdoch and Michael Bloomberg are long time media moguls who have made their fortunes through their news businesses. Billionaires own parts or several bits of America's influential national papers such as The Washington post, The Wall street Journal and New York Times (in addition to local papers, online publications and magazines.) Michael Bloomberg, the richest of the media entrepreneur, returned after stepping down as mayor of new yok city. His network is worth $45.7 Billion. Donald New-house and his brother Samuel are also another one of  highly influential billionaires as they own shares of Vanity Fair, Wired, The New York etc. Personally, i believe these small number of people have way too much control over the media therefore they are able to project thei

"Stress and Social Media fuel mental health crisis amongst girls" Link:  https://t.co/uKUcV40Tq7 Data from the NHS shows that has been 68 percent rise in hospital admission because of self harm with girls under the age of 17 in the past decade. Mental health linked to conflicts with friends, body image and pressures created by new and digital media (e.g social media) NHS has started to worry that they lack resources to tackles these issues efficiently. Self harm has jumped from 10,500 to 17,500 over the space of a decade. The jump amongst boys is much lower. 1 in 4 girls are best by negative emotions towards themselves such a loneliness, self hatred and depression. Body dissatisfaction is seen around only 10% of females in primary school however the figure dramatically increase at the start of adolescence/puberty. Research also links sexualisation to eating disorders, low self-esteem and depression. Adolescent girls are at greater risk of unhealthy relationship