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This document summarizes a group project reviewing how six UK newspapers (The Times, The Sun, The Mirror, The Daily Mail, The Independent, and The Daily Express) represent environmental topics. The group members each analyzed 10 issues of the papers published in November, focusing on coverage of conservation, poaching, medical research, energy sources, natural disasters, and climate change. The document includes introductions to the group members and methodology, descriptions of the newspapers' readerships, and graphs of the results comparing the newspapers' coverage of the selected environmental topics.
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- 1. A REVIEW OF THE REPRESENTATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN PRINT MEDIA
- 2. GROUP AND ROLES • Cheryl Bennett – Graph researcher and writer. • Deb Royle – Broadsheet poster designer. • Michelle Townsend – Tabloid poster designer. • Katy Dixon – Intro writer and PowerPoint designer. • Kelly Marie Farnsworth – Presenter and conclusion writer. • Fiona Megarrell – Presenter and conclusion writer. To be added – photo of group.
- 3. INTRODUCTION National daily papers chosen: The Times, The Sun, The Mirror, The Daily Mail, The Independent and The Daily Express. Both Broadsheets and Tabloids. Various readership groups.
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- 5. INTRODUCTION CONTINUED Each member of the group bought 10 specific papers in November. To reduce the information down we picked six environmental based topics; Conservation, Poaching, Medical Research, Energy Sources, Natural Disasters and Climate Change.
- 6. GRAPH ONE
- 7. GRAPH TWO
- 8. GRAPH THREE
- 9. CONCLUSION
- 10. THANKS FOR WATCHING! 7th December 2010