PLEASE NOTE: I have used the factsheet as a basis for a PPT. Exploring NTTD, for examination 2024 onwards: Media Language Representation Media Industry Media contexts BBFC Website Youtube channel

PLEASE NOTE: I have used the factsheet as a basis for a PPT. The Daily Mirror, 2024 onwards, Partygate Exploring: Media Language Representation & Contexts Media Industries Audiences Media Contexts +website pages

PLEASE NOTE: I have used the factsheet as a basis for a PPT. The Times, Partygate, for exam 2024 onwards

WJEC/Eduqas GCSE Media TV LUTHER and THE SWEENEY PLEASE NOTE: I have used the Eduqas text book as a basis for a PPT. 101 slides

PLEASE NOTE: I have used the Eduqas textbook and factsheet as a basis for a PPT. I have also added in content that I found useful when teaching this unit. Slides included relate to: Defining magazines as a media form Masthead connotations Language conventions Women’s Lifestyle magazines-codes and conventions Vogue basic analysis The main functions of a magazine front cover Semiotic analysis of magazines Paradigms and Syntagms- Inside the magazine- alley, gutter, white space, anchorage Magazine genres- women’s magazines, James Curran Representation Gauntlett’s Theory of Identity Domesticity and Gender Stereotypes in Women’s Magazines Betty Friedan Alternative representations-NOVA Representations of female beauty Representations of race, ethnicity and national identity Industry, economic control, horizontal integration Curran and Seaton IPC and vertical integration Conde Nast and advance publications Regulation Audience- Vogue Media Pack, NRS The Big Issue Front cover analysis The Big Issue genre hybridity Levi-Strauss- binary oppositions Gauntlett- representations of gender Feminist Theory: Liesbet Van Zoonen Race and under representation Industry- mainstream and alternative magazines Economic context Impact of technological change Digital distribution- Zinio Regulation- Livingstone and Lunt Power and Media Industries Theory: Curran and Seaton Audiences Marketing and Distribution Gerbner’s Cultivation Theory Hall’s Reception Theory Bulmer and Katz’s Uses and Gratifications Audience interaction Key theories