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I learned that every meida source will have the same stories, but they are always written in a differnt way. They might add additional facts that aren't needed. You just need to figure out the message. Each news vendor has their own voice and diferent style of writing things. Always make sure to pay attention in the story and find what the important topic of it is. If you read several of the same stories that are from different news vendors, you will realize that they all have the same message. This is the importance of translating media messages.
communist party in Nov., and gained
respect from an anti-corruption campaign.
Voa News Reporter
This seemed like a normal and average news article. While reading it, i pictured just an average reporter with a normal reporter suit on.
the protest.
had were chrysanthemums, a sign of mourning.
originally about constitutional rights, but was
changed to one that praised the communist gov.
The New York Times article that I read
was informative; that
is why I drew this woman with a nerdy,
smart look.
New York Times Reporter
(protesters) who speak up.
for the dissmissal of Tuo Zhen".
Fox News Reporter
I think the news article was factual,
but it just seemed like any other
news story. That is why I drew a
normal and pretty, but smart
news reporter.