I wanted to share with you questions Jessica and I made after watch the "Who makesd the news" video. I think we got a very interesting view on video. Enjoy.
What kind of consequences does the Vietnam War TV transmission brought to the aussie population in the early sixties?
First at all, it changed the way they saw the world; at the same time it provoked a public discontent that went from the students to the general public. That disagreement was showed by many movements and marches across the nation.
In what terms does the TDT show changed the way of presenting the news in Australia?
They include comedy instead of formalism, as in the video was mention, they were experimenting with satire to re act the most relevant news events in the form of sketches.
How does the political parties applied marketing strategies to their campaigns in the early seventies?
They started to use strategies that meant to reduce big messages into small and powerful phrases to be reminded by the population, in the way of print the ideology of the party on them.
What characteristics the candidates of the Liberal Party should have to influence the society?
Vision became the most important sense to attend in the TV industry; for that they had to be well-looking and strong, so they can proof they could be properly leaders for the nation.
What does the balance rule mean?
It was an australian government disposition that impeded the ABC to publish any reportage against the government until they had a response to any critic. Most of time the government didn’t had a response, so the reportage couldn’t be presented to the audience; the ABC decided to transmit an empty chair that meant that the government wasn’t open to receive critics of any kind.
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