The 'Press' questions
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Q: Watch at least one episode of "Press" and answer the following questions: What do you learn about the financial pressures facing newspapers today and how that might shape decisions about the stories covered? What do you learn about the legal and ethical regulations newspapers follow? What do you learn about how the ownership of newspapers can affect the stories covered? What do you learn about the role the internet plays in the life of the paper? What do you learn about the different news values of the red-top tabloid paper (The post- similar to the sun) and the broadsheet paper (similar to the guardian) Newspapers sometimes come across financial problems and it affects how decisions around what stories are conveyed. In press, it shows that when sales are down that they face pressures of having to sometimes play it safe with the stories they cover, which could lead to other undeveloped stories to be discarded of. These undeveloped stories could've sold the n