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  The Women’s Equality Party co-founder filed her lawsuit in July Leo Cackett. Journalist and Women’s Equality Party founder Catherine Mayer is suing her former employer  Time  magazine for gender and age discrimination.  The lawsuit comes after the  publication of BBC salaries  sparked international outrage over gender and race pay gaps at the public broadcaster.  Ms Mayer, who was fired from her position as an editor at the US publication, says  Time  violated anti-discrimination and civil rights laws through “a system of male cronyism by which men, especially former war correspondents were favoured over women in recruitment, dismissal and promotion decisions,”  The Guardian  reported . The lawsuit was filed on 24 July after a private settlement could not be reached, Ms Mayer said. in my opinion i find that the media are still being unequal with female as gender and can be seen by this article; therefore are being sexist towards females charters  and have lead them to be seen a

1) Why has Google led to the decline of the newspaper industry? it has overall had a  decline in newspapers because of the fact that google now offer live newspapers which can be seen online meaning that paper ones are becoming more obsolete. 2) Find a  statistic  from the article that illustrates the decline of traditional news media.i n 2014, people spent 110 minutes a day online, up from just 60 minutes in 2010. Meanwhile traditional media usage, i.e. TV, newspapers, magazines, radio and cinema declined from 402 to 376 minutes a day.   While television consumption fell by just 6% between 2010 and 2014, the print industry is suffering most from the new digital competition. Newspaper and magazine consumption dropped by 26% and 19%, respectively, since 2010 and is expected to see further declines in the next few years. 3) Looking at the graph featured in the article, what period has seen the steepest decline in newspaper advertising revenue? This has overall happen and had the most b

Research the major players in terms of  UK news providers  and make notes in a detailed blog post. List  companies ,  publications / channels / programmes ,  owners ,  statistics  and anything else you find relevant. BBC- The  British Broadcasting Corporation  ( BBC ) is a British  public service broadcaster  with its headquarters at  Broadcasting House  in  London . The BBC is the world's oldest national broadcasting organisation [4]  and the largest  broadcaster  in the world by number of employees.  ITV- TV  is a  commercial   TV network in the United Kingdom . Launched in 1955 as  Independent Television sky- Sky UK Limited  (formerly  British Sky Broadcasting  and  BSkyB ) is a telecommunications company which serves the  United Kingdom . Sky provides television and broadband internet services, fixed line and mobile telephone services to consumers and businesses in the United Kingdom. It is the UK's largest pay-TV broadcaster with 11 million customers as of 2015

Anonymous 'honesty' websites: safety experts tell parents to be vigilant Online safety experts have warned parents to be vigilant about teenagers’ use of anonymous feedback apps that allow users to leave unnamed comments about others, amid new concerns over cyber bullying. This has overall happened because of the development new apps that have allowed anonymous viewers to post up what ever they like meaning that the NDM. Overall mean cyber bullying will become much more dominate because if gives the advantage to bully's to post anything vile on a individuals profile.  in my opinion it has had a major effect on the student and younger audience as they have the ability to post anonymously. 

Uber apologises after London ban and admits 'we got things wrong: Firstly, the app uber has been facing the chance of having their License being removed from the UK-  TfL said " Uber  was not a “fit and proper” private car-hire operator and cited four areas of concern, including its approach to reporting criminal offences and carrying out background checks on drivers." However in the NDM age that we are in now it has become much more easier to use the App Uber and save money when commuting in London; TFL are now becoming upset in my opinion because fewer people are using their Black Cabs.  Therefore NDM does go hand in hand in this matter because it will then begin to start conversation on social media which then allows Uber's audience to be heard; meaning that they are able to vote in if they would like to retain Uber or with the opposing side to have it removed; evidently because uber has a large audience base it has a much lower chance of having its licence re

Firstly , the two side in discussion here are  of course  Audience and institution these are both in question because in the past 2 decade the digital age has increasingly, changed meaning that both the audiences and institution have also evolved at the same rate which has overall made them related.       1) What was the relationship between institutions and audiences in the  pre-digital  age? The two concepts are  inseparably connected within the magzine it sates  under severe political strain and that digitally-mediated direct representation could provide a basis for a more dialogical and deliberative democracy in place of the dialogue of the deaf which tends to characterise contemporary political representation. 2) What is the definition of a  mass  audience? Give an example of a media product or institution aimed at a mass audience.  The   mass media   is a diversified collection of   media   technologies   that reach a large audience via   mass communication . The technologies