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Agenda Setting, Media Gatekeepers

Agenda Setting, Media Gatekeepers




 News stories are selected based on;

1. Negativity

‘Hard’ News - bad news will almost always be prioritised. 

2. Proximity

Things that happen close to home (domestic news) or that involve people from a local area.

3. Recency 

“Breaking News’

4. Currency

The ‘value’ of a story. If it is useful for people. 

5. Continuity

Stories that are likely to continue for a long time.

6. Simplicity

The easier the story is to understand, the better. 

7. Personality

Often ‘soft’ news surrounds personalities in whom the public has an interest eg. Royal family, celebrities, athletes

8. Uniqueness

If a story is unusual or surprising 

9. Expectedness

Includes diary events - things that happen at a particular time of the year. 

10. Elite nations/people

Western societies such as European countries and the USA will tend to dominate the news. 

11. Exclusivity

When a news channel has footage or information that is not yet in possession of others. 

12. Threshold

How many people are impacted on by an event.

RT.com Brand of TV-Novosti, founded by RIA Novosti (State owned non-profit)



Story: Russia warns US and UK about Ukraine's 'dirty bomb' plans
Category: Negativity, Proximity (for Russians), Threshold (for Russians), continuity (Ukraine war), Elite Nations/People (Russia, UK, USA)

Story: Kanye West dropped by talent agency
Category: Negativity, Elite Nations/People, Personality, Simplicity, Recency

NHS says most trans kids are going through a "phase"
Category: Uniqueness

CCTV.com owned by Chinese State Administration of Radio, Film and Television


Story: Hong Kong 25 years on
Categories: Currency, Elite Nations/People, Proximity (China)  
Story: 20th CPC National Congres

Barthes' 5 and Levi Strauss's Binarry Opposites (What We Do In The Shadows S1E01)

 

What We Do In The Shadows S1E01



Levi Strauss’s theory of Binary Opposites


1 Servant v Master (Master wins?)

In the first episode, we see the dynamic between the vampires and their familiars which creates a servant v master situation where Guillermo has been working hard in order to impress his vampire masters. Guillermo hopes he can get something out of the situation as he wants to become a vampire himself. In the end, all was in vain as his wishes are unfulfilled because Nandor forgets that it is his 10 year anniversary of becoming his familiar - He also receives no consolation for this.


2 Illusion v Reality

The vampires were seen to be living in a world of illusion. This is especially evident in Baron Afanas who is so disconnected with reality that he thinks that Staten Island is the throne to the New World. Another person who was affected by this is Nadja, who believes that a random man is the reincarnation of Gregor and also expects him to retain memories from the mediaeval period


3 Human v Vampire

It may seem like that vampires have a superiority complex over humans, causings them to treat them as mere servants, food or objects. An example is Lazslo and Nadja deciding to outright murder someone on the streets. Another example is Nandor saying “Vampires only laugh”. Perhaps another example could be the discrimination against the most human vampire - Colin Robinson.


Barthes’ 5 Narrative Codes


Hermeneutic

  • Mansion intro with mandolin playing in the background

  • What do the vampires look like?

  • What's inside the letter?

  • Who is Baron Afanas?

  • What will Baron Afanas and the vampires do to conquer Staten Island?


Semantic

  • Almost-human family dynamic, like a father with 2 hard to control children

  • Gregor’s “reincarnation”


Symbolic

  • Baron Afanas: He becomes a symbol of the evil in vampires as he is associated with conquest

  • Nandor’s glitter obsession may become a symbol of ignorance

  • “Vampire only ___” as a symbol of superiority that vampires feel


Cultural

  • Western romance dynamics

  • Vampire costumes being stereotypical

  • LARPing


Proairetic

  • Vampire Waking

  • Capture and murder of “virgins”

  • Sudden murder of a man in the park

  • Opening the letter

  • Waking Baron Afanas

  • Going Shopping


identities: kpop w/ Niki B + Sanjaya

 









https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4XULt_mvhk


Dress Code:

  • Colorful

  • Designer clothing

  • Dyed perfect hair



How has the identity been constructed? (examples)

  • The identity of these diehard kpop fans has been constructed by them idolising these celebrities and wanting to be like them, from the way their hair looks all the way to the shape of their eyes, face, body, and even their personalities.




What are the readings of the text?

  • Preferred Reading: 

    • KPOP fans who adore how their idols look

    • People in the fashion business affected by new standards


  • Oppositional Reading:

  • People who don't like kpop

  • “This is so unrealistic”


What effect does this have on the audience?

Some people who idolise these celebrities and adore their looks may put effort in to look better, to mimic their style and develop their own identity, but sometimes they happen to copy them too much to the point that it seems unnatural to their own cultural, visual and behavioural identity.


Radio Diary

 *refer to this for statistics                                                                                                            14 Oct 2022

not final Logo by Sanjaya

1.  Radio genre: Rock+Metal

Based on the survey, we find that there is a market for alt rock+metal radio

2. Radio name: Buaya FM

- Based on a band Niki B and Dhera is in

- Crocodiles are quite rock n' roll right?

3. Radio transition

  • Welcome to Buaya FM (car crash sirens), where we keep crockin rockin (chomp fx)

  • Prepare to get your ears chomped off (Nuclear blast)


                                                                                                                                 21 oct 2022

setup main template of radio

Timeline
Jingle (30sec)
Intro (short) (30sec)
Song  (2.30) - Transition
News (Day news) (1:30) (Niki)
Song (2.30) - Transition
News (MMA) (1:30) (Sanjaya)
Ad (30sec-1min) - Transition
Guess the band by lyrics (5:00) (accept phone call) (Teh Pucuk)
Transition 

                                                                                                                                28 oct 2022

Got tutorial on how to use studio equipment. We were taught to use the radio room by Wario, however he was out of costume when Dhera and Sanjaya were taking photos





                                                                                                                                Nov 2 2022
Recorded the radio, forgot to record the jingle
only photo we had because we had to rush, another group finished late and ate up our time


Nov 4 2022
Start early editing

Example: Audacity file for buaya intro



Sometime in November,
Logo research, did Slosh interview

24/11/22
Finished editing

26/11/22 
completing blog and criteria

Radio survey results as of 14-10-22 21.07



Survery Responses: 19









Interview topics that may interestyou? (leave as many as you like)15 responses
exposing ppl, drama
Why your dream may come true when u remember it
athletic topics
Games i guess?
Everything is interesting
Recent favorite song
How people overcome their addictions (any type of addiction)
I don’t have any
Music, Technology
crimes horror stuff and some up to date gossips
recent trends
School events
Games
school stuff ig
idk


News you may find interesting?14 responses
upcoming events, friendly matches, competitions, performances
Queen Elizabeth II has passed away
incidents
most news imo r boring
Meteor
Scientific or archaeological breakthroughs/discoveries.
New crimes happening
World economy
idk news abt what the ketua dpr did ig its kind of interesting


Anything you hate about the radio?15 responses
no visual :(
The people cutting the song when they want to talk
music may not be as the same as i wanted
The MC's
The music
Don’t know, I don’t listen to the radio.
Too many ads
the ads
ads
No interesting topics
sometimes putus putus
the ads
Not really
the static
everything

Team intro


THE TEAM

Sanjaya [top left], Dhera [bottom left], Jason [top right], Niki B [bottom right]

Blogs:

Sanjaya: https://sanjayablogformediastudies.blogspot.com/
Dhera: https://dheradwijaya.blogspot.com
Niki B: https://nikibmediastudies.blogspot.com
Jason: You're literally on it

Reason for teaming:

Already friends and we like similar music

Representation in media: KIM JONG IL

 1. POSITIVE  - PROPAGANDA (please dont put me on the watchlist for this)

-Yellow/gold background. Associated with prosperity, wealth and happiness.

-Put in the sun's position. symbolic for a source of life, the symbol of hope, etc.

-Smiling face

-Red flags with large yellow writing. National colors were used to imply the his loyalty and his power over the country

-raised book as a sign for future hope

-People with proud, hopeful, stern and brave poses

Reasons for the representation:

-Cement trust with the population

-International media will see him in a "brighter" light (intended)

Published by: Propaganda Ministry (DPRK)


2. NEGATIVE - TEAM AMERICA: WORLD POLICE (The whole movie, not just this clip)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7Sp_J-3WW8

-potrays Kim as a unstable man-emotionally and politically- acting often times more like a teenager than a world leader

-Kim is potrayed as weak in the hands of the Americans

-Kim is an antagonist in the movie as opposed to a protagonist

-Seen as a vicious dictatorial leader

Reasons for the presentation:

Satire, comedy

Published by: Paramount (USA)