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Social, Cultural, Historical and Political Contexts of the 1960s

Social, Cultural, Historical and Political Contexts of the 1960s - Newspapers in the 1960s did not report on female or ethnic minority political leaders. - LGBT stories were very limited because it was not accepted as much. - Celebrity stories were present but not as present as they are now. - Stories included much more hard news.

Online, Social and Participatory Use

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Online News and Regulation Online news is not regulated - unless a newspaper's online site actively signs up to the regulator. Only print editions are regulated. Twitter and Facebook are also not regulated. People have free speech to say what they want to. Clickbait The use of sensational headlines or images to attract clickthroughs on a website.

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Explain the effect of technology on print newspapers? (4 marks) One effect of technology on print newspapers is it makes the sale of print newspapers decrease. This is because of technological convergence. Another effect of technology on print newspapers is that print newspaper companies may need more money and support to continue to circulate. This is because the attention to looking at news has shifted over to technology because it is considered in society to be more relevant in the modern age and it is much more accessible. While The Guardian has a variety of different sections on their website, they focus more on lifestyle, food and sport. This is to compensate over what they lack of in print newspaper. There is also a higher proportion of photography and headlines on the homepage compared to the front page. This is because The Guardian now they will attract younger viewers to the online sites, so they put things such as photos that will appeal to them even more.