This presentation gives information about journalism, its aspects, the media, censorship and internet tabloids

1. THE ASPECTS OF
MEDIA AND
JOURNALISM
Zohida Soliyeva
Group 236

2. 01
The definition
of journalism
and its ethics
What is media
and its
language
features?
Censorship in
media
Internet
tabloids and
their function
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3. 01.
Journalism
and its press
ethics

4. The definition of
journalism
Journalism is the aggregating,
editing, writing, and presenting of news
articles or news for widespread
distribution, typically in periodical
publication that are printed or news media
in purpose of informing the audience.

5. ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES OF ETHICS IN
JOURNALISM
Humanity
It is very important for
journalists not to do any
distress to anybody
Decency
Decency says that journalists
should avoid “deliberate
pandering to vicious instincts.
Accountability
Accountability includes fact-checking
political speech, digging into digital
data, and aggressive beat coverage
Truth
It is vital for journalists to
reveal truth only through
news or news articles
Independence
The freedom of editors to
make decisions without
interference from the
owners of a publication
Fairness
Exploring all sides of an issue
and reporting the findings
accurately

6. WHAT IS MEDIA?
In general, "media" refers to
various means of communication.
For example, television, radio, and
the newspaper are different types
of media. The term can also be
used as a collective noun for the
press or news reporting agencies.
In the computer world, "media" is
also used as a collective noun,
but refers to different types of
data storage options.

7. MEDIA LANGUAGE TYPES
WRITTEN
The formal written
language used in a media
product
VISUAL
Used in television and
films through the choice
of the most appropriate
angles and movements
NON-VERBAL
Connected to body
language, especially
gestures and actions
AURAL
Used to deliver message,
mood and atmosphere
through the voice
VERBAL
Mostly used in television, radio
and news. It is important how
the language is delivered

8. CENSORSHIP IN
MEDIA: THE
ISSUE OF
FREEDOM AND
RESPONSIBILITY

9. Media censorship is used to officially
control and suppress any expression that
can potentially jeopardize the order of the
state. Historically, censorship has been used
to monitor public morals, to control public
awareness, and to silence opposition.
The Internet provides the fastest
medium for delivering information and/or
materials without needing identifying
information that could potentially be used for
tracking. However, the Internet media also
has its own censorship. The information
available on the Internet is censored either
visibly or stealthily.

10. COUNTRIES WITH
THE HIGHEST RATE
OF MEDIA
CENSORSHIP
NORTH KOREA
CHINA
TURKMENISTAN
VIETNAM

11. Internet tabloid is a half size page
of an internet page or a site which
features mostly short, exciting and
gossipy stories. Internet tabloids’
crucial function is delivering the news
with the help of catching attention of
readers.
The main function of internet
tabloids is the emphasis on such topics
as sensational crime stories, astrology,
celebrity gossip and television. Internet
tabloids mostly do not have a reference
to newspapers published in this format.
INTERNET TABLOIDS AND THEIR FUNCTION

12. The word "tabloid" comes from the name given by the
London-based pharmaceutical company Burroughs Wellcome
& Co. to the compressed tablets they marketed as "Tabloid"
pills in the late 1880s.
A tabloid is expected to provide readers with celebrity
rumours and crime stories with huge photos and pictures
which grab attention than news about international problems
or the economy. They are shown mainly on the front page of
an Internet site.
THE ORIGIN OF THE TERM “INTERNET
TABLOIDS”

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