1960s newspaper

1960s Case Study 2

what was it like for racism in the 1960s:

Fifty years ago a groundbreaking documentary shone a spotlight on to Smethwick, West Midlands, as racial tensions reached boiling point. Two years on from arguably the most racist election campaign in British history, people were continuing to shun their new black and Asian neighbours. Smethwick, in 1966, was a community divided. Landlords would not let their houses to them. Churches closed their doors to well-dressed families, so as not to upset the white congregation.And - as a 1966 BBC documentary showed - even haircuts were off limits as racist barbers refused to let immigrants into their salons.

black people were not allowed to vote (they were allowed to vote in America in 1965 and the right to vote in the UK was 1981) 

job opportunities is not / was not equal.

relationship with black people wasn't illegal but it was very badly looked upon 

And now those sorta values are coming back , and this is because is because of brexit. and some political partys are very rascit like UKIP 



this shows the the 60s was a time of feminism and equall rights  

Tabloid VS Broadsheet

Tabloid:a smaller and more stranded newspaper , very well known tabloids are the sun 

Broadsheet: a large piece of paper printed with information on one side only

a newspaper with a large format, regarded as more serious and less sensationalist than tabloids.

labor supporters read the mirror 

1966 October newspaper cover

                                                                                                                                                                   






This is racist and very offensive 

this statement was made by a British MP , he said basically that they want to keep the island as a military base but kick all of the Spanish people off

                                                            

  


Represents womans rights because they have a Lingerie on the front cover 

                                             







Show that he is less inportent then the queen so they take a photo of him from the back 

                                             

   

pri nt news papers in the 60s and 10s

1960s

The news papers were fearing the competition from radio and television

in 1965 news papers circulation feel 25million   

news history

1960s Contemporary Frame Work

1940s

still influencing the 60s because of the war had left Britain poor and they rationing 

1960s

the pill was made legal for every women and this led to free love 

this help lead to the hippy movement and people hating the hippys

in the 60s there was lots of drugs that helped the hippy movement

Newspapers in the 1960s were already fearing competition from other media

News Unit - Introduction

The purpose of news is to spread information quickly to the public 


war of the worlds

  

The war of the worlds is an radio brodcast that said that marsons were going to invade that world 


Huston airport flooding 

Radio BBC Live Lounge

BBC radio 1 live lounge was created in October 16 2006  
BBC radio 1 was launch because they were losing listeners and they were trying to get there listeners back
BBC radio one live lounge is where artist sing live and it its broadcasted all over the world 

Radio Producers have to appeal to a wide range of audiences taste and it has to appeal to a range of ages (13-25) so they have to try to appeal to all of them

by having harry styles singing the chain by Fleetwood Mac it is combining two age groups so the people who listened to fleetwood mac and the people who listen to harry styles so now harry has two sorts of age ranges are listening to him (14-61)      

media table

Media essay

The MastHead on the "Top Of The Pops" is PINK and GLITTERY but the MastHead for "The Sorce" is very BLAND but it works very well as the whole cover as it is a HiP HoP magazine and it also shows that it is for an older reader