DIFFERENCES BETWEEN QUALITY AND TABLOID NEWSPAPER
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THE INDEPENDENT: Two Fat Duck chefs killed in Hong Kong by Sam masters
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DAILY MAIL: First picture of chef killed in Hong Kong crash: Two staff from Heston Blumenthal's Fat Duck restaurant die after taxi is crushed between two buses
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QUALITY NEWSPAPER
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TABLOID NEWSPAPER
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Language
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Formal language e.g. ‘uniquely talented’
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Informal language e.g.
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Reporter’s view
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Was objective, the reporter was not biased.
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Subjective e.g. they were trapped in the cab for more than an hour, who said it? Comment were also made by the owner’s son
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Content details
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Quite detailed, briefly explained how the restaurant was opened and how the accident occurred
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Not really detailed, gave details of the tour in Hong king, most of this details are not important
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Reference
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Hong Kong police spokesman confirmed the accident
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-Hong Kong police spokesman
- the chefs colleague , the restaurant spokesmen
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Visual
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Contained a minimal picture of the building of The Fat Ducks where the chefs worked.
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Had ten pictures picture; the victims, when the accident occurred, the picture of owner if the fat duck and his partner, the first restaurant he had and so on
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References
Gladdis, K. and Duell, M (2012) ‘First picture of chef killed in Hong Kong crash: Two staff from Heston Blumenthal's Fat Duck restaurant die after taxi is crushed between two buses’ Daily mail 2oth November Available at : http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2235880/Two-chefs-Heston-Blumenthals-Fat-Duck-restaurant-killed-car-crash-Hong-Kong.html (Accessed: 21 November 2012).
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