News Stories can be reported to an audience in many variables and certain story’s can be conveyed better than another comparing to the way it is told. Television news reports are shown through visual information to an audience and are a popular way to gather current events all over the world. Newspapers also provide the same relevant information but can be different in it many ways and it news value to represent it. In this essay I will compare the two differences between the news story from a newspaper and a television video report. The story is based around Ashburtons ‘mystery’ $14.4 million dollar winner. The New Zealand herald prints the ‘Town abuzz after $14m Lotto win’ artilcle which is written by James Ikura , and One News reports on
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The audience interest that is in comparison between the newspaper article and the television headline are two different ways, limitations to advertise a media story to an audience are different. Both differentiate the story by how the story is being told and analyzed through the information told and shown to an audience. Television reports are commonly shown through the use of media sources that can be used to draw in viewers and keep them interested in the reported news at hand. Television reports follow a linear structure, which include specific visual angles that help the story flow to keep an audience. Newspaper articles are limited to the media that can be provided to an audience to keep them interested. There’s a specific limit amount of visual components that can be used in newspapers which is its downfall when …show more content…
The issue in which both One News and The New Zealand Herald are establishing is who is the winner of the $14.4m that has been won in Ashburton. The aim of both of these stories is to show how relevant the story is to the issues and groups that are involved and to show its relevance relating back to the audience. The New Zealand Herald provides some irrelevant information to the news story, “In February, a Lotto player from Auckland took home $26.2 million. The following week a player from Christchurch collected $5 million”. The story is based around Ashburton and should be centered completely around the fact on the story. The added extra included can be seen as information that is irrelevant. The television report from One News bases its story around the relevance of Ashburton and the true story around the township giving a more of a common core standard of reporting. Donna-Marie interviews the lotto store owner and Ashburton residents which gives it a more personal approach and makes it relevant to the story, giving it a background based around the township of Ashburton. The Newspaper article does show a lot of aspects to this to though also but not as powerful than having a true visual interaction to the relevant points that are made to the story being
The audience interest that is in comparison between the newspaper article and the television headline are two different ways, limitations to advertise a media story to an audience are different. Both differentiate the story by how the story is being told and analyzed through the information told and shown to an audience. Television reports are commonly shown through the use of media sources that can be used to draw in viewers and keep them interested in the reported news at hand. Television reports follow a linear structure, which include specific visual angles that help the story flow to keep an audience. Newspaper articles are limited to the media that can be provided to an audience to keep them interested. There’s a specific limit amount of visual components that can be used in newspapers which is its downfall when …show more content…
The issue in which both One News and The New Zealand Herald are establishing is who is the winner of the $14.4m that has been won in Ashburton. The aim of both of these stories is to show how relevant the story is to the issues and groups that are involved and to show its relevance relating back to the audience. The New Zealand Herald provides some irrelevant information to the news story, “In February, a Lotto player from Auckland took home $26.2 million. The following week a player from Christchurch collected $5 million”. The story is based around Ashburton and should be centered completely around the fact on the story. The added extra included can be seen as information that is irrelevant. The television report from One News bases its story around the relevance of Ashburton and the true story around the township giving a more of a common core standard of reporting. Donna-Marie interviews the lotto store owner and Ashburton residents which gives it a more personal approach and makes it relevant to the story, giving it a background based around the township of Ashburton. The Newspaper article does show a lot of aspects to this to though also but not as powerful than having a true visual interaction to the relevant points that are made to the story being