News, Lesson 1

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Steve Neale

Neale argues that genres are not fixed but are constantly evolving. Genres influence each other sometimes forming hybrid genres. Products which link to the genre (e.g. advertising in a paper or the marketing material it produces) share the genre conventions creating intertextual relay.

Analyse

    Image result for the guardian the biggest uk slump in 300 years
  • Serif font
  • Recognisable blue stripe with logo
  • Headline - economic/political
  • Lots of small copy
  • Graphs
  • Big image which is unconventional however it is a homage to a popular footballer who died
  • Main story is not about Maradona or other celebrities

Comments

  1. L. Marsh13 January 2021 at 02:42

    There are still quite a few notes missing here Charlie. can you complete both lessons and add all work? thanks!

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