newspaper-set text industries

THE DAILY MIRROR
The newspaper the Daily Mirror is owned by Trinity Mirror. Trinity mirror is the largest British newspaper, magazine, and digital publisher. They have over 150 nationally and regionally newspaper titles. Some of the national newspapers that they publish are, Daily mirror, daily record, Sunday mirror, Sunday people and Sunday mail. Plus 80 websites. Trinity Mirror is owned by Rupert Murdoch.

The Daily mirror is a tabloid paper which is aimed at the demographic, C1C2DE,They are a left wing newspaper which can be shown by their front cover on Trump winning the US election in 2016. and the set text is was published on 10th novemeber 2016.

Cultural context
Trumps extreme policies that drew criticism from both sides of the political spectrum, as he had  "A record of racist and sexist behaviour and a lack of political experience".

The daily mirror front page shows American iconography in the subverted image of the statue of liberty. This connotes despair. The use of dark clouds potentially foreshadows the future events of while Trump is in power. This positions the American population to blame for Trump's presidency. Ellipsis- foreshadowing. The use of Binary opposites in the front cover, "you" and "them" can represent the global impact of his presidency. therefore showing a particular significant ideology.

within the article and the front cover, there has been a highlight of immigration concerns and loss of jobs as a central to votesrs decisions to vote for Trump. This highlights the newspapers viewpoints.

Do we have press pluralarity in the UK?

• The Sunday times/daily mirror - are owned by Trinity mirror
• The guardian/ The observer- are owned by Scott trust Limited
• The Daily telegraph/Sunday telegraph- press holding, Barclay Brothers
• Daily Express/Sunday express/daily star- Richard Desmond
• Daily mail- Lord rothermere and general trust pic

THE TIMES
The times newspaper is a British newspaper is a central/ right leaning newspaper therefore they are in favour of Donald Trump being in power. The Times is owned by Newscorp, which is owned by Rupert Murdoch.  American iconography is shown throughout the front cover, as there is American flag behind Trump and the vice president.

Set text trump work

The denotation of the use of the statue is showing that America is no longer a free country. This can be represented the use of the statue covering her face, as if the country is worried for its safety . The use of the black smoke can show how there is potential war due to the fact that president trump is now in power. As Trump is right wing and the newspaper is obviously left wing, we can see that the newspaper is not happy about the fact that Trump has been elected. The use of 'What have they done?' can show how the newspaper believes that Trump will ruin America instead of 'make it great'. Hence showing how disastrous the newspaper believes Trump is as president of the United states. 

The use of showing Donald Trump with his fist in he air can show that the newspaper 'the Times' is a neutral newspaper however in this article it appears that they are more right winged, this is because it looks as if they are happy that Trump was elected. As well as showing that he is powerful and dominant in comparison to the Vice president standing next to him who doesn't look very superior.  The use of the caption 'The New World' can show how they believe Trump being in power will benefit America hugely, and will keep to his tag line, 'Make America great Again.' the use of the american flag behind them can show how patriotic he is, therefore showing how much he cares for the country.

Different trump victory newspaper front covers- analysis

The image from the Daily Mail show Trump to be described as a 'earthquake'. This can represent that much like a earthquake will destruct and destroy most things within its path. The use of the picture of Trump standing in quite a strong pose can show how even though he is now president there are many that fear his presidency due to how he proposes to run The Unites States of America.

 

 The image above shows the 'Daily News' front cover of when Donald Trump won the US election in 2016.  The use of the dramatic 'Trump is Hitler' can show that the newspaper evidently did not want Trump in the office. This can show how they believe that Trump would start a war due to him making racist remarks.

differences and similarities between different types of newspaers.

Broadsheet newspapers follow a more serious ad formal tone in comparison to tabloid newspapers.  Broadsheets are used to show facts of current fairs. Examples of newspapers which are broadsheet are 'The Daily Telegraph', 'The Times', 'The independent', etc. Broadsheet newspapers tend to be a lot bigger in size in comparison to tabloid newspapers. They are double the size which ensures more content.

Whereas Tabloid newspapers are more informal and follow gossip surrounding celebrities and other well known people . Examples of this is 'The Sun', 'The Daily Mirror', 'The Daily Star', etc. Tbloid newspapers are smaller in size du to not a lot of content needed especially in daily newspapers.