'Tabloids' diaporamas de présentation

World War I

World War I. 1914: Germany, Austria and Ottoman Empire VS. British Empire, France, Russia 1917: America enters war. 1918: war ends America finds new influence on world scene. Americans on the Move. Urbanization still accelerating. More Americans lived in cities than in rural areas 1920:

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Forensic Anthropology

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Sensationspeak in America!!!

Sensationspeak in America!!!. Katie Newport and Stephanie Carlson. What is sensationspeak !?!?. Sensationspeak is the art of making every event, person, place or idea seem much more exciting, horrifying etc. than it really is by using artful diction, syntax and punctuation.

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Information in the modern world

Information in the modern world. Mass media. Press in Britain. Press in britain. What should we do?. Problem: Is it real to find certain information in british press?. Findind information. headline condensed celebrity crime to focus on. intriguing weather forecast financial

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Harlem Renaissance and Jazz Age

Harlem Renaissance and Jazz Age. Essential Questions:. How did the mass media help create common cultural experiences ? Why are the 1920s called the Jazz Age and how did the jazz spirit affect the arts ? How did the writers of the Lost Generation respond to the popular culture ?

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Press in Britain

Press in Britain. A Bit of History.

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Mass Media & Jazz Age

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The Media and Nationalism

The Media and Nationalism.

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ENG2P0

ENG2P0. Unit 1: Intro Unit 2: Novel Study Unit 3: Short Stories Unit 4: Poetry Unit 5: Play Unit 6: Independent Study. Unit 1: Intro. Personality Box Oral Language Finding your voice Grammar Reading blogs Journals Creating blogs Newspaper project

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VISUAL MERCHANDISING

VISUAL MERCHANDISING. Where do retailers use visual merchandising?. Four areas of display in a retail store Storefront Store Layout Store Interior Interior Displays. STORE INTERIOR. Fixtures: Store furnishings Permanent and movable Display cases Counters Shelving Racks Benches

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Evaluating Sources and Claims

Evaluating Sources and Claims. Evaluating Sources . Not all information is valid or reliable. Not all information is relevant to YOUR study. Example: anyone attempting to research what's known about depression would have to read over 100,000 studies on the subject (Purdue OWL).

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BROADSHEET PAPERS

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The British Press

The British Press. Where the press is free and every man able to read, all is safe. Thomas Jefferson. Newspaper is a set of folded pieces of paper with news about politics, sport etc. The first true newspaper was a weekly newspaper. It started in Germany in 1609

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Early Seeds of the French Revolution

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TABLOIDS

TABLOIDS. Two types of newspaper. TABLOIDS. BROADSHEETS.

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Mass Media

Mass Media. Jan Keltner C4B 2013/2014. Content of my presentation . The distribution of mass media TV Internet Radio Newspaper . The distribution . 4 forms of mass media TV Internet Radio Newspaper Broadsheets Tabloids. Television. Most popular type of mass media

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The Media

The Media. Tabloids and quality newspapers. TABLOIDS. Quality newspapers. Sources. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_newspapers_in_the_United_Kingdom http://eng.1september.ru/2002/08/1.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Times http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/

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Fahrenheit 451

Fahrenheit 451. By: Kaliyah DeShields . Tabloid pg. 52. Definition: a short form or version, summary Part of Speech: noun Synonyms: broad sheet or gossipy Sentence Example: The newspaper featured many tabloids in it.

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