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News Corp and Trinity Mirror are large media companies with multiple subsidiaries and newspapers. News Corp is led by Executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch and co-chairman Lachlan Murdoch. It owns properties like Fox News, Sky Italia, and Star India. Trinity Mirror is controlled by 8 people including CEO Simon Fox and Chairman David Grigson. It publishes newspapers like the Daily Mirror and Daily Record. Having one company distribute news through different mediums allows them to reach a wide audience but can also lead to biased or repetitive coverage.
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News Corp has several subsidiaries that operate news outlets around the world like Fox News, Star India, and Sky Italia. Rupert Murdoch is the sole executive in charge as executive chairman while his son Lachlan Murdoch is co-chairman. News Corp is publicly traded with investors like Rupert Murdoch and Rupert James Thomson. Trinity Mirror/Mirror Group has 8 people in charge including the chief executive, group financial director, and chairman as well as non-executive directors who oversee its newspapers like the Daily Mirror. Having one company deliver the news has pros like a larger audience reach and varied distribution methods but cons like the potential for a singular viewpoint and control over what content the public sees.
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The document discusses the differences between broadsheet and tabloid newspapers in the UK. Broadsheets, like The Guardian, focus on hard news for a niche audience while tabloids, like the Daily Mail, focus on soft news and sensational stories for mass appeal. Broadsheets have a broadsheet format with long vertical pages, while tabloids have a compact size. The document also provides ownership information for The Guardian and Daily Mail newspapers.
Newspaper and online news
Newspaper readership in Britain varies by class and age. Red-top tabloids appeal most to working classes and less educated, while broadsheets appeal to upper and middle classes. Younger people prefer tabloids' informal style, while older readers choose broadsheets. Men read newspapers more than women. Over time, newspaper readership has declined as technology has advanced and more people get news online via phones and tablets. Newspaper ownership also concentrates in few large companies, and papers can reflect different political ideologies from left to right. The language of media has evolved some with new online platforms and terms.
Media monopolies
The document discusses media monopolies and consolidation, noting that a few large corporations like Time Warner, Disney, and News Corp control many media outlets. It also discusses the controversies of media monopolization, including reduced variety of views, more censorship of issues, and higher prices. The document specifically focuses on News Corp, which is run by Rupert Murdoch and his son Lachlan, and how Murdoch is considered a powerful media mogul as the head of a large multinational media conglomerate.
Press
The document discusses the newspaper industry in the UK. It provides information on several UK newspaper publishers, including News UK, DMG Media, and Daily Mail and General Trust. News UK publishes newspapers like The Times and The Sun. DMG Media publishes the Daily Mail and MailOnline and has annual revenue of £900 million. Daily Mail and General Trust has revenue of almost £2 billion and publishes newspapers such as the Daily Mail and Metro. The document also discusses how digital technology has impacted the newspaper industry and how it relates to other media industries such as advertising and publishing.
Press
The document discusses the newspaper industry in the UK. It focuses on major newspaper publishers such as News UK, which publishes newspapers like The Times and The Sun, and its main competitor DMG Media, which publishes the Daily Mail and Mail Online. DMG Media is a subsidiary of the large media company Daily Mail and General Trust, which has annual revenue of nearly £2 billion. The rise of digital technology has significantly impacted the newspaper industry by making news more accessible online.
Press
The document discusses the newspaper industry in the UK. It describes how newspapers are periodical publications that deliver news in print and online formats. It provides details on two of the largest newspaper publishers in the UK - News UK and DMG Media. News UK publishes newspapers like The Times and The Sun, while DMG Media publishes the Daily Mail and MailOnline and has annual revenues of £900 million. The industry employs over 50,000 people in the UK and has annual revenues of around £5 billion.
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- 2. NEWS CORP SUBSIDIARIES News UK Fox News company News America Marketing Star India Fox Entertainment Group Sky Italia Fox 21 Television Fox Sport Sun (motorcycle)
- 3. NEWS CORP STRUCTURE There is only one person in charge of the News Corp company who is Rupert Murdoch and he is the Executive chairman. His son Lachlan Murdoch is the co- chairman. He is the founder of News Corp. The company is a publicly traded company meaning that there are several investors in the Company like Robert James Thomson. Rupert Murdoch Rupert James Thomson
- 4. MIRROR GROUP SUBSIDIARIES & NEWSPAPERS Local world Daily Mirror Sunday Mirror Daily Record/Sunday Mail Western Mail The People The New Day
- 5. MIRROR GROUP/TRINITY MIRROR STRUCTURE There are 8 people that control the distribution of Trinity Mirror. The people in charge are Simon Fox (Chief Executive), Vijay Vaghela (Group Finiacal Director), David Grigson (Chairman) then Lee Ginsberg, Helen Stevenson, Dr David Kelly, Steve Hatch and Olivia Stetfeild are all non-executive directors. Simon Fox Vijay Vaghela David Grigson Lee Ginsberg Helen Stevenson Dr David Kelly Steve Hatch Olivia Streatfeild
- 6. Pros and cons of having one company delivering the news via different methods PROS CONS • A company is able to target a larger range of audiences if they have different ways of distributing their news. • Different news outlets have different ways on distributing their news e.g. The Sun compared to the Times. • Everyone is able to access the news in the different ways ( Television, Radio, Online and Print ) • The news that is put online can be Breaking News which is a great way of getting the news out there quickly. • There is always the same views, Could be biased with the views on the news ( left wing, right wing ) • When the News is received through Radio, Television and Newspaper its not breaking news. • Because it’s the same company it can be the same sort of news which can become repetitive • News can be restricted because of the kind of content that company releases