Introduction to Newspapers - Mr Hood

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News Worthiness

Examples of sources of news:
Print newspapers, TV news programmes, rolling news programmes, radio news broadcasts, newspaper websites, news apps, news alerts direct to your phone, Twitter - what’s trending, Facebook news feeds, Buzzfeed.






Case Study










The Times





The Daily Mirror



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