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How powerful is the media?
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I can explain different types of power and influence.
I can explain the difference between traditional and digital media ownership and the potential impact of this on democracy.
I can consider what impact the media has had at both a local and national level.
I can explain how the UK media is able to inform about international issues and the role that journalists play within this.
I can explain the importance of reviewing media and critically analyse how media stories develop.
I can evaluate the power of the Government and media.
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