Daily Mail vs The Guardian

Face of teenager cyber terrorist. It is implying that teenagers cannot be trusted online. The picture is of an unhappy boy, so the reader could imply that the teenage boy is unhappy and lives in a bad environment an they could that most teenagers are like that. They are unfair as it does not show how other teenagers are safe on the internet.The audience are mostly parents so they can be more aware of what their children are doing online. The negative words that are used is cyber terrorist. 

 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2006118/Ryan-Cleary-charged-cyber-attack-CIA-LulzSec-takes-revenge.html  


Audience people who may have swine flu so they are warned that the 15/16 year old are being paid to answer calls about swine flu and are miss diagnosing some people. It shows teenagers is a negative light as it shows that they are taking jobs which they are unqualified/underage for for above minimum wage but it shows the swine flu hotline in a worse light as they employed them. Negative words: miss diagnose, underage, working late into the night, irresponsible.  

https://www.theguardian.com/news/blog/2009/jul/28/swine-flu-hotline-doubts-blog


Teenager rushed into hospital by air ambulance after fight on Margate bridge. Around 50 teenagers were in a mass brawl that was sparked by an argument over a girl. This show teenagers in a negative light as it shows them to be violent and immature. Also it shows that are ignorant to the people around them as their were families there with young children and they started a fight which could put them at risk. Negative words: injuries, fight, hospital and police. The audience is parents and so they can keep a closer eye on there children to make sure they are not getting into fights and people near Margate beach so they know their are teenagers their which might start fights. 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4548442/Teenager-hospitalised-air-ambulance-beach-fight.html

The Daily mail has got a large picture in their front cover and a large headline to catch their readers attention the question makes the reader want to find out more on the subject. They have a xenophobic attitude to  migrants entering the country which there target audience could have as well. The guardian have more sympathy towards the situation and emphasises this by using a picture of a man crying. The guardians news is political and challenges the immigration system which contributes to their communistic views.They have different opinions as the daily mail do not want to let more migrants in whereas the daily mail does.

Both newspapers highlight different aspects of the Olympics where the guardian celebrates the athletes by using a large picture of an Olympic swimmer and has the headline No gold but plenty to cheer, they have a positive celebratory copy which would include facts about the Olympics. The daily mail reports about scandals and dramas of the Olympics as they highlight that the Olympics is hiring underage guards. The daily mail normally reports scandals and dramas as their target audience like to read those types of things.