| The Daily Show With Jon Stewart | Mon - Thurs 11p / 10c | |||
| Indecision 2012 - Floridal Kombat | ||||
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- John Stewart again uses snippets to show how the republican candidates are complete hypocrite. He uses Newt Gingrich video quote where he says after his second term he will have a moon base. He also shows Mitt Romney having a little bit of common sense when saying he would fire the guy who proposed a base on the moon. John also showed that the republican candidate Newt Gingrich asked for a truth from spreading any more negative campaigns. Johns slant of mortal kombat showed how each candidate went blow for blow on the negative facts of their opponents.
- This is an ongoing segment in the daily shows coverage of the republican primaries.
- The story changed in how the coverage showed more and more of the negative ads run instead of the flip flopping of the issues by the candidates.
- it is used on a broad based scale. The Daily Show reaches millions of viewers every night and millions more online. The Daily Show is in conjunction with the internet web page it set up for the show in case you missed it. the audience will receive a slanted one sided view some say people should not get their facts from a comedy show rather use it as reference to go and look up the facts on their own.
- This story will vary widely from source to source. The Daily Show will almost seem to be against painting the republican candidates in a negative light.
- The story is multimedia, it is on television with repeats on the internet with extended footage. it has repeats the next morning with new shows every day at 8 pm.
- the story claims that Mitt Romney won a victory in the primary ballots in Florida. Romney had 46% compared to 32% for Newt Gingrich, 13% for former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum and 7% for Texas Rep. Ron Paul.
- This as well is on-going coverage of the 2012 republican primaries and its last report was in South Carolina. the story is updated periodically on the website, as well on the channeled programming.
- the story has shifted momentum from Newt Gingrich winning the last ballot in South Carolina to Mitt winning and establishing himself as a republican front runner for the presidency.
- Social media is used in conjunction with the television show. the news is being reported from a liberal viewpoint and the audience might sway its vote to another side.
- the facts were checked and verified. the facts are the same from show to other forms of news media.
- the message is front page on the online format however not on the network channel. the only difference is that the websites periodically update itself and corrects any wrong information.
- Mitt Romney won in one of the most negative primary campaigns in modern presidential politics to a landslide victory in delegate-rich Florida, but the Republican contest is likely to rumble on for weeks.
- the LA times has ongoing coverage of the story and last week they reported of the Gingrich victory now they are shifting the momentum towards Mitt Romney.
- the paper is in conjunction with other news sources such as KTLA and KNBC. what is happening is that the newspaper is covering the primary and the perceived impact is that the audience will feel that Newt has the advantage in the polls.
- the News is one of the most credible sources of journalism. its reporters are held to a higher standard to report the news with no bias. the story has been the same in facts from one platform to another because it really is a matter of opinion.
- the story is longer online and has more coverage and detail. the story is also updated periodically online. the physical newspaper has a shorter article length.
- NBC shows how much Mitt Received from a super PAC directly related with private inrest groups, hedge funds, Wall Street CEO's, etc. Mitt is on a chair of Bain Capital, which may conflict with presidential duties if he was to win. one the last report of the primary the focus was of the negative ads, however in this the focus is the super PAC money and who is giving what.
- social media is not used, this is a report from a journalist for the channel.
- News is generally reliable on facts, because if they have a reputation for false information their credibility and ratings will go down.
- this is CNN's version of a blog where anyone can report in their opinion of a particular subject. now this form of journalism is subject to bias, however sometimes it takes a different angle to really get the full feel for a story.
- in this example anyone can create an account and input their opinion on a particular subject. this is used in conjunction with what the website has up running and what is being discussed in their channel.
- facts on backpack journalism is usually unreliable, only because a person giving an impromptu speech has little to know time to search for facts or evidence.
- this is used in different ways for all forms, however they are all in conunction and havea aim or focus towards certain stories.
- this form a journalism adds a unique twist to news coverage. now we can get video coverage from riots right from the streets as in Egypt. the only issue raised the credibility of the facts and also the journalist might feel emotion for a particular side and might show a favorite a bias towards one side.
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