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Journ 1100 Edition 1st Lecture 11 Outline of Last Lecture 1 How we decide what news is a Commodity b Breaking news c Enterprise d Beat 2 Important concepts a Gatekeeping b Communication routines c Information subsidies d Pseudo events e Agenda setting i First level ii Second level iii Third level f Intermediate agenda setting 3 Newsroom Roles a Print online b Broadcast Outline of Current Lecture New York Times Documentary Page One A How are news values 7 involved in this film B Economic Pressures C What is the NYT influenced by Current Lecture Page One Old newspaper model dying news isn t incredible new network dangerous moment in journalism the New York Times Affect most major stories in other newspapers can be traced back to the New York Times this is similar to intermedia agenda setting when media influences other media similarly to how media influence the public agenda o many journalists are influenced by other prestigious journalists new insecurity in the newspaper business These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute Seven News Values 1 Timeliness immediacy 2 Impact 3 Currency 4 Conflict 5 Novelty emotion 6 Prominence 7 Proximity How was the NYT influenced by Information subsidies press release conferences o Wikileaks Pseudo events o Ipad launch Competitiors o Gawker Nick Denton owner of Gawker had board with top ten stories more sensation than regular newspaper present news more modernly o Wikileaks These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute


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