VOICED: French news magazine promotes 'slow news'

The video discusses the slow news movement, which opposes the fast-paced, instantaneous nature of modern news. Originating in France, this movement emphasizes reflection and understanding over immediate reporting. Publications like Seamoth and 21 focus on photojournalism and are updated infrequently, appealing to readers who prefer in-depth stories. The market for slow news is growing, with a notable increase in sales. However, challenges such as publication delays can lead to dissatisfaction among readers.

What is the primary focus of the magazine Seamoth?

• Breaking news

• Photojournalism

• Sports updates

• Celebrity gossip

What is the main goal of the publication '21'?

• To cover only political news

• To focus on entertainment news

• To slow down and reflect on the modern world

• To provide daily news updates

Where are slow news magazines primarily sold?

• Supermarkets

• Bookshops

• Newsstands

• Online platforms

What type of readers are attracted to slow news magazines?

• Those interested in quick updates

• People who enjoy novels and social sciences

• Fans of celebrity news

• Sports enthusiasts

What happened when the last issue of '21' was delayed?

• Sales increased significantly

• It was ignored by readers

• It was published online instead

• There was a wave of protest from fans