The Times

language

1)the main story on the outside is all about how the Scots wants to remain in the UK.

2)The main story on the inside is all about how 

Muirfield has been welcomed back to Open after vote allows in women golfers.

3) They like to apply more text compared to images.

4) You can tell this by the way they present their paper and the stories they talk about. They don’t report on basic stories that are unneeded.

5) The times is mostly siding with the Conservative party?

Industries

1) the Times is owned by News International.

2) The Times's circulation in 2018 was 435,000 and 

in 1990 it was 800,000.

3) The reaction of the times for the internet was to make an online website so their readers could access the website and read it there.

4) Immediacy, amplitude and surprise.

5)the decline has happened due to the fact that

people can access the news much faster than though

read the newspaper 

Audience

1)The Times target audience is older with over half 

the audience aged 55+. In terms of social class, they are overwhelmingly in the ABC1 social classes - and largely the A or B groups within that group

2)It appeals to the audience as it has a high to a

middle-class audience and they want to read about

the important things.

3) The golf story will be interesting to the audience

as the view that it has a form of sexism in it will be

intriguing to the audience.

4)the audience is the one who shapes the way the

media is portrayed and that’s the reason newspapers

write their paper in a way that their audience will like it.

5) These are the people that were reading it when it was very common to read a newspaper and are still interested to read them.

Representation

1)Great Britain seems to be a desired place to be 

whos government is in a good place with the view 

Scotland would want to stay as if they didn't leave

life would be good.

2) How does the Times represent the gender in the 

Muirfield golf feature They seem to favour the men

and are implying that the men are the reason the

women are allowed to enter the place.

3) Treats the big companies as being corrupted and 

evil as they are seen as untrustworthy.

4) It focuses on the fact the person was transgender being prejudice towards him due to his sexuality and putting him in a bad light.