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Presentation - Journalism Issues
- 1. To what extent is it correct to claim that the quality newspapers largely separate fact from opinion? A presentation by Zehraa Patel, Laura Stack, Jake Johnson, George Robinson and Veronica Sprizzi
- 2. How will the question be resolved?
- 3. The Independent – Zehraa Patel
- 4. The Guardian – Laura Stack
- 5. “Burmese spring “Virgin Atlantic Hopes of fresh start as investigates „secret tip- Suu Kyi‟s party offs‟ to paparazzi” The declares victory” The Guardian, 6 April 2012 Guardian, 2 April 2012 “„A good man‟: “Fear of „witch-hunt‟ tributes to Athens will stop doctors pensioner who killed training for abortions” himself in protest at The Guardian, 2 April austerity” The 2012 Guardian, 6 April 2012 Conclusion To what extent does the Guardian separate fact from opinion?
- 6. Abortion training Burmese spring Pro-choice views Suu Kyi support • “witch-hunt” • cheers • “under siege” • young and old • “deeply • sang along concerned” • victory Does the Guardian give balanced accounts on its debates?
- 7. Virgin Atlantic – suggestive phrasing • the exchange suggests a longstanding and friendly relationship… • BUT checks by the Guardian confirm that… Burmese spring – depiction of country • brutal military junta • dusty roadside villages • unpaved, bumpy roads • reintroduction of Burma to the rest of the world Do the Guardian’s sources provide appropriate evidence for objectivity?
- 8. • Virgin Atlantic spokesperson Virgin • Employee involved Atlantic - • Big Picture founder sources • Private lawyer Greece • “…he was a gentleman, a good man.” • decent, dignified man suicide - • “He was clearly very educated…” victim profile • “He was an exceptional person…” What else suggests the Guardian attempts to maintain objectivity?
- 9. Balanced Range of Minimised Objective account sources subjectivity reporting Fact Opinion To what extent does the Guardian separate fact from opinion?
- 10. The Times – Jake Johnson
- 11. The Telegraph – George Robinson
- 12. What are two prevalent news values within the quality newspapers?