New and Digital Media: News case study
News institutions
BBC News:
Launched: 9 November 1997; 17 years ago
Network: BBC Television
Owned by BBC
Audience share 1.07% (July 2015, )
Slogan "Britain's most watched news channel"
"Whenever you need to know"
Live The Story
The World's Newsroom
"Breaking news developing stories"
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Broadcast area United Kingdom and Ireland
Headquarters New Broadcasting House,London
Formerly called BBC News 24 (1997–2008)
Network: BBC Television
Owned by BBC
Audience share 1.07% (July 2015, )
Slogan "Britain's most watched news channel"
"Whenever you need to know"
Live The Story
The World's Newsroom
"Breaking news developing stories"
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Broadcast area United Kingdom and Ireland
Headquarters New Broadcasting House,London
Formerly called BBC News 24 (1997–2008)
Non profitable Organisation
Newspaper providers(Print )
The Sun
Format: Tabloid
Owner(s): News UK
Editor: Tony Gallagher
Founded: 1964
Political alignment Conservative, SNP
Circulation: 1,858,067 daily (as of March 2015)
Format: Compact
Owner(s) News UK
Editor:John Witherow
Founded: 1 January 1785
Headquarters London Bridge, London, United Kingdom
Circulation 396,621 (January 2015)
Associated newspapers: The Sunday Times
TV Channels (Broadcast)
Sky news:
Launched 5 February 1989; (26 years ago)
Owned by: Sky PLC
(distributed worldwide by Fox International Channels)
Audience share: 0.83% (July 2015)
Broadcast area:Worldwide (except Australia and New Zealand)
Commercial? Yes
Type of site:Tabloid Journalism,Entertainment, Lifestyle &Personal Finance
Registration :Optional
Available in English
Owner Daily Mail and General Trust
Launched 2003
1) Why has Google led to the decline of the newspaper industry?
As majority of people in the world has internet on their phone or their computer so the purchasing of newspaper is not useful as typing a word in to Google can results in a millions of newspaper,blogs,videos,images so its basically everything in one.
2) Do you personally think Google is to blame for newspapers closing and journalists losing their jobs? Why?
Owner(s): News UK
Editor: Tony Gallagher
Founded: 1964
Political alignment Conservative, SNP
Circulation: 1,858,067 daily (as of March 2015)
The Times:
Daily newspaperFormat: Compact
Owner(s) News UK
Editor:John Witherow
Founded: 1 January 1785
Headquarters London Bridge, London, United Kingdom
Circulation 396,621 (January 2015)
Associated newspapers: The Sunday Times
Launched 5 February 1989; (26 years ago)
Owned by: Sky PLC
(distributed worldwide by Fox International Channels)
Audience share: 0.83% (July 2015)
Broadcast area:Worldwide (except Australia and New Zealand)
Online news (E - Media)
www.Dailymail.co.uk:(Mail Online)
Slogan: "Seriously Popular"Commercial? Yes
Type of site:Tabloid Journalism,Entertainment, Lifestyle &Personal Finance
Available in English
Owner Daily Mail and General Trust
Launched 2003
Users: 3.5million(24 hours)
The impact of Google
1) Why has Google led to the decline of the newspaper industry?
As majority of people in the world has internet on their phone or their computer so the purchasing of newspaper is not useful as typing a word in to Google can results in a millions of newspaper,blogs,videos,images so its basically everything in one.
2) Do you personally think Google is to blame for newspapers closing and journalists losing their jobs? Why?
Yes as everyone uses Google to find something out rather than waiting for tomorrows paper.Its accessible every you go and anywhere whatever time you want.So they closing and journalists losing their jobs is because none needing newspapers so they are not making any money back that they are paying the journalists.
3) Read the comments below the article. Pick one comment you agree with and one you disagree with and justify your opinions in detail.
1)You can’t single out Google just because it’s the largest digital company. Patch, for example, invested hundreds of millions into journalism in the US and continues to search for the model that will work going forward. There are many who are investing in the future of journalism.
I agree with this comments as the article really is singling out Google in is not talking about any other search engines or big media institutions that have cancelled out journalism.Such as social networking has cancelled out journalism as there are sourced on twitter to help us found out things much quicker as we follow them it pops up on our time line.This the future of journalism it means anyone with a phone can be journalist and can get recognition as the post picture and videos and give in depth analysis if what happened.people will take interest in this.
2)Sorry, you didn’t convince me. So what if they didn’t invent the Internet. They did figure out a good way to advertise on other people’s content without sharing anything with the people who did the work. They could have built a system that actually paid the content creators. They could have tossed in a microcent every time someone clicked on a search link. But no, they kept ALL of the money for themselves. And they still do it. They seem to think that Google News is a service. It’s just a leech on the hard-working reporters.
this article i disagree with as its trying to journalist should be getting paid by google as people are searching for there articles on Google.This is unfair as Google is where people want to find things out and Google in the most popular search engine where it brings what you searched in to thousands of different media text.Even though they have other peoples content they still are able to see the article on their website and so they still get the recognition they need.
3) Read the comments below the article. Pick one comment you agree with and one you disagree with and justify your opinions in detail.
1)You can’t single out Google just because it’s the largest digital company. Patch, for example, invested hundreds of millions into journalism in the US and continues to search for the model that will work going forward. There are many who are investing in the future of journalism.
I agree with this comments as the article really is singling out Google in is not talking about any other search engines or big media institutions that have cancelled out journalism.Such as social networking has cancelled out journalism as there are sourced on twitter to help us found out things much quicker as we follow them it pops up on our time line.This the future of journalism it means anyone with a phone can be journalist and can get recognition as the post picture and videos and give in depth analysis if what happened.people will take interest in this.
2)Sorry, you didn’t convince me. So what if they didn’t invent the Internet. They did figure out a good way to advertise on other people’s content without sharing anything with the people who did the work. They could have built a system that actually paid the content creators. They could have tossed in a microcent every time someone clicked on a search link. But no, they kept ALL of the money for themselves. And they still do it. They seem to think that Google News is a service. It’s just a leech on the hard-working reporters.
this article i disagree with as its trying to journalist should be getting paid by google as people are searching for there articles on Google.This is unfair as Google is where people want to find things out and Google in the most popular search engine where it brings what you searched in to thousands of different media text.Even though they have other peoples content they still are able to see the article on their website and so they still get the recognition they need.
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