Most English students here in NSW spend part of their time studying the mass media from various angles.
Last night ABC 1’s Media Watch had a special edition that will interest teachers and senior students:
"A great resource for all students and teachers..." -- Frances M, N.S.W. English Teachers Association Bulletin Board, Mar 25, 2005.
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Posted by Jim Belshaw on May 6, 2008 at 12:50 pm
Neil, I think that you should have a little more to the post on this, rather than simply providing the link. I suspect that many would not click through, yet the underlying article has real interest.
My personal view, one that I will amplify later in a post, is that newspapers are the content gold of the internet age.
Posted by ninglun on May 6, 2008 at 1:20 pm
They’re great clickers, the people who come here, Jim. I think any interested parties will follow the link for sure. I also had one eye on copyright infringement, so pointed rather than pasted…