Q7 Media Paper 1: Ideology can be defined as a collection of values and beliefs. To what extent do media products target audiences by constructing an ideological view of the world?
You should refer to your newspaper Close Study Products, The i and The Daily Mail.
DAILY MAIL:
Format
-Views (Right or left//lib or authoritarian) through options on the table, backed by a quotation of the newspaper, furthermore backed by institutional evidence.
X5:
Examples:
-The daily mails political compass focusses on more a right wing conservative view point, we can enforce this idea through their attitudes towards views of a conservative party, p18 is the ‘Comment’ i.e. the editorial or voice of the paper ‘Only Stammer gains from this clueless plot’ – i.e. Labour will gain from Conservative divisions over Boris Johnson, and through analysis of the daily mail facts we can infer that The Daily Mail’s ownership supports the UK conservative party, and the paper prominently supports Brexit. For example, according to a Reuters Article, the Daily Mail blatantly labelled judges ruling against the Brexit decision as “enemies of the people.”
THE I:
Format
-Views (Right or left//lib or authoritarian) through options on the table, backed by a quotation of the newspaper, furthermore backed by institutional evidence.
X5: