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Vocabulaire :
- Television
and the Media Quiz - interactive - ex :
""Those were today's headlines. And now it's Angela McCarthy with
her weather ...... ". forecast / broadcast / presentation" (world-english)
- La
une : vocabulaire (Ac. Nancy-Metz) - LIEN MODIFIE
Sites-ressources
:
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WEIRD NEWS : 
- How about that?
"From the unusual to the funny and the downright bizarre, we bring you a sample of weird news from around the world, along with cartoons, blogs and games..."
(telegraph.co.uk)
- Most curious - (top right) with 4 links per day to the weirdest articles.
(timesonline.co.uk)
-
Read news fast with Google Fast Flip
"Like a print magazine, Fast Flip lets you browse sequentially through bundles of recent news, headlines and popular topics, as well as feeds from individual top publishers."(Google Blog)
(fastflip.googlelabs.com)
- News Archive Search
"provides an easy way to search and explore historical archives.
Users can search for events, people or ideas and see how they have been described over time.
In addition to helping you search, News archive search can automatically create timelines which show selected results from relevant time periods."
(news.google.com)
- Media influence
"In psychology, communication theory and sociology, media influence or media effects refers to the theories about the ways the mass media
affect how their audiences think and behave...
Critics of the media effects theory point out that many copycat murders, suicides and other violent acts nearly always happen in abnormal upbringings. They were raised in a violent, emotionally neglected or aggressive environment which influenced their behavior more rather than watching certain programs, films or listening to certain music. Most people who carry out these acts are also mentally unstable to begin with.
Critics also point out that just because an audience sees acts of violence on TV, etc, this does not mean they will actually do it themselves.
Of the millions of people who watch violent films, only a small number have carried out acts of violence as a direct result..."
(Wikipedia)
- The
media. (British Council)
"The (news) media refers to the section of the mass media that
focuses on presenting current news to the public.
These include print media (newspapers, magazines); broadcast media (radio
stations, television stations, television networks), and increasingly
Internet-based media (World Wide Web pages, weblogs)...
Have a look at the article, story, word game, cartoon, history,
trivia and links."
- SIMPLE ENGLISH
NEWS (simpleenglishnews.com)
SPORTS / ENTERTAINMENT / WORLD NEWS / STRANGE NEWS / SCIENCE / BUSINESS
/ HEALTH /
WORDS in the NEWS
- The
Information Cycle - animated
How today's events are tomorrow's information.
Example : The Columbine Tragedy
(libraries.psu.edu)
-
Epic
2014 - Watch a future history of the media.
(robinsloan.com) 
Summary Of The World: Googlezon And The Newsmasters EPIC
(masternewmedia.org)
"In the fascinating scenario explored in this story, newsmasters
will be the key news directors and producers of the future.
They will be able to connect, filter and prioritize information for
every media-consumer on the planet,
using a single source of media content that contains everything that
anyone could possibly ever want to know about.
That single source is called EPIC: The 'Evolving Personalized Information
Construct'."
"The Museum of Media History has recently produced a
short film which charts the evolution of media from
1984 up until 2014
and how newsmasters eventually claimed their professional crowns."
(oak.psych.gatech.edu)
- with the
transcript (masternewmedia.org)
- Current events
- courts paragraphes (Wikipedia Encyclopedia)
- Current
events! (Education World) :
"Using the news" - whether in the form of the daily newspaper,
TV news reports, or classroom discussions of important events"
- KIDSNEWSROOM
: Kid Style News for Kid Style People (kidsnewsroom.org)
- with the PICTURE (and article) OF THE WEEK (ex : EARTH DAY) - FRONT
PAGE -
WEEKLY NEWS - AROUND THE WORLD - THIS WEEK IN HISTORY -
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - SPORTS ZONE - MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT -
COMICS & POEMS - U.S. GOVERNMENT - CURRENT EVENTS QUIZ
- Country Reports
provides over 6,600 pages of data ... on over 260 countries!
(with Maps and News)
- News 2003
(texts with symbols) - (symbolworld.org)
- British Media Online
- (wrx.zen.co.uk)
Newspapers: national, local, daily, weekly, plus major magazines
& portals.
- Googlert
"is an experimental free service that keeps you updated on what
the web is saying about you or your interests.
It does this by performing regular Google searches on your behalf and
sending you email alerts of any new results that appear."
- Maps in the
news (University of Minnesota) - See where the news
is happening. (map.lib.umn.edu)
- Slate (slate.com)
"This American site features a recap of the top stories of the day
as reported by the major US newspapers, focussing
on "how" the news is reported - where each paper places a particular
story, what angle they take and what questions they neglect to ask."
(Media Awareness Report)
- News Now
- "Automatically searching 20931 news sources every 5 minutes" (newsnow.co.uk)
- Quick found
(quickfound.net) :
"QuickNews Multisearch allows you to search for news
at 13 major news websites with one click."
- Find
Articles dans les archives de plusieurs centaines
de journaux et magazines de la presse anglophone.
(findarticles.com)
- Newspapers
and magazines from Around the World (newspaper-world.com)
- World press links
- (theworldpress.com)
The daily world press on line : 5204 newspapers - 192 countries
- The Magazine Boy
- "Read Over 1500 Magazines Online for Free" (themagazineboy.com)
- Investigating
Magazines - lessons (teachit.co.uk) :
"Investigate magazine headlines, front covers, contents page, language
and horoscopes."
History and Archives
:
- News
on the Web (Social studies school service) -
the history and technology of modern news reporting.
Front pages and Headlines
:
- NEWSEUM
- Today's Front Pages - 528 front pages from 49 countries.
(newseum.org)
- KIDSNEWSROOM
: Kid Style News for Kid Style People (kidsnewsroom.org)
- with the PICTURE (and article) OF THE WEEK (ex : EARTH DAY) -
FRONT PAGE - WEEKLY NEWS - AROUND THE WORLD - THIS WEEK IN
HISTORY - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - SPORTS ZONE - MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT
- COMICS & POEMS - U.S. GOVERNMENT - CURRENT EVENTS QUIZ
- SKY NEWS
- A great site "which allows you to view (and print) the front
pages of British newspapers, both tabloids and broadsheets "
(sky.com/skynews)
- Headlines from
newspaper, broadcast & online sources. (1stheadlines.com)
Adverts :
Slideshow :
The British Press
:
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Online
News - Treasure Hunt (ugr.es)
"The Internet has given us the opportunity to communicate
with each other all over the world.
Nowadays, we can read news from online newspapers and other online
media sites immediately after it happens.
The language used by newspapers and other mass media has special features
and in this activity you will read about those charactetistics of
the language and learn specialized vocabulary used in the world of
news.
Aims:
- Get to know the press in Britain.
- Explore online newspapers in order to understand better
how information is gathered and presented differently by them.
- Analyse the language and structure of news writing.
- The
British Press : a lesson plan for 2ndes
(extremely adaptable!) 3 lessons of 1h30 + Test (ndaeuro.rapnouil.net)
- British Media Online
- (wrx.zen.co.uk)
Newspapers: national, local, daily, weekly, plus major magazines &
portals.
- SKY NEWS
- A great site "which allows you to view (and print) the front
pages of British newspapers,
both tabloids and broadsheets" (sky.com/skynews)
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