A Level Media Studies Newspapers

Which company ultimately owns The Times?

What is the name of the subsidiary company that owns Times Newspapers, the the producers of The Times?

Though more politically neutral than other publications, what is the the nominal political alignment of The Times?

• Left Wing

• Liberal

• Right Wing

What characteristic(s) typifies right wing politics?

• Support of traditional social hierarchies

• Supporting the Conservative Party

• Supporting the Labour Party

• Support of egalitarian policies for society

• Veneration of cultural traditions

What characteristic(s) typifies left wing politics?

• Support of traditional social hierarchies

• Supporting the Conservative Party

• Supporting the Labour Party

• Support of egalitarian policies for society

• Veneration of cultural traditions

What other publication(s) are also produced by the owners of The Times?

• The Sun

• The Daily Mail

• Daily Express

• Daily Star

• The Financial Times

What other publication(s) are also produced by the owners of The Daily Mirror?

• The Sun

• The Daily Mail

• Daily Express

• Daily Star

• The Financial Times

What does the term 'conglomerate' mean?

• A large organisation that owns multiple subsidiaries

• A small company that is owned by a larger company

• Where an organisation owns all the stages of production (and sometimes also distribution)

• Where an organisation owns multiple different companies operating in different industries

• Where one media product is used to promote another product

What does the term 'subsidiary' mean?

• A large organisation that owns multiple subsidiaries

• A small company that is owned by a larger company

• Where an organisation owns all the stages of production (and sometimes also distribution)

• Where an organisation owns multiple different companies operating in different industries

• Where one media product is used to promote another product

What does the term 'vertical integration' mean?

• A large organisation that owns multiple subsidiaries

• A small company that is owned by a larger company

• Where an organisation owns all the stages of production (and sometimes also distribution)

• Where an organisation owns multiple different companies operating in different industries

• Where one media product is used to promote another product