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Summary: There are many people dying everyday. Some of them are murdered, others die from old age or in an unusual way. Whether it is a famous person or a mass the press goes as deep as possible to get all the details that will make people want to read it. They try to make it good from the very first word, so they put a lot of sensations in to it. We wanted to find out the differences between two newspapers, answer my question. `Are the evening newspapers, in this case `Afton Bladet' and `The Sun', only after sensation in case of death?'.
what to write as a brainstorm
- The message is dominated by facts e.g. the number of hours to wait to get to see the Pope's body.
- The values presentated are religious value, because it's about the Pope and there is international value since there are so many different countries involved.
- 4. Yes the facts are correct and you can check them, by reading other articules or you might ask anyone that has gone to Watican and stand in the line to see the Pope's body.
- Yes, you may say that he explained the source of the facts, because he made a trip to Watican and seen everything that has happened there.
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There are many people dying everyday. Some of them are murdered, others die from old age or in an unusual way. Whether it is a famous person or a mass the press goes as...
This section contains 1,305 words (approx. 5 pages at 300 words per page) |
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