domingo, 31 de enero de 2010
Ear Found In Pavement
domingo, 24 de enero de 2010
The Midnight Attack!!
Right now Huston homicide detectives are investigating and requesting assistance from any possible witness.
jueves, 21 de enero de 2010
Words into hieroglyphics
Ancient Egyptians writing uses more that 2,000 hieroglyphics characters. It's hieroglyphic represents a common object in ancient Egypt.Hieroglyphics could represent the sound of the object or they could represent an idea associated with the object.
Now we're going to translate some journalist words into English:
Newspaper
Mass media
Journalist
News item
Headline
Lead
jueves, 14 de enero de 2010
Types of news papers in UK
So, there are two types of newspapers:
Broadsheets: They are the most serious..
Tabloid press: They are sensational, they have gossip columns...
There are three formats when we talk about the size:
Broadsheets format 600 mm by 380 mm. Ex: The Times.
Tabloids: half the size of broadsheets at 380 mm by 300 mm Ex: The sun
:Berliner or Midi:: 470 mm by 315 mm used by European.Ex:El Pais
There is a type of journalism called yellow journalism: It was sensational and it was meant to angry and exit the people, rather than to inform.
Now, we are going to talk about two newspapers, The Guardian and The sun:
It its a broadsheet paper. It is in Berliner format.
It was founded in Manchester, by a group of non-conformist people, headed by John Edward Taylor.
The price of the daily newspaper is 80 P.
The Guardian comes with the G2 supplement containing feature articles, columns, television and radio listings, and the quick crossword. Since the change to the Berliner format, there is a separate daily Sport section. Other regular supplements during the week are shown below.
The sun is a daily tabloid newspaper. It was firs published on broadsheet format, on 15 September 1964.The word SUN stood for Student Union Newspaper.
They talk about pop music stories, gossip, television stories, concentrating on soaps and reality TV. Its head lines are witty, pertinent, outrageous or blatantly offensive.
The Sun's brash headlines and bold presentation of news have made it a consistent subject of controversy and criticism throughout Rupert Murdoch's ownership.