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課程想像

選這門課是因為希望可以多練習英文多練習口說和報告

今天學到了很多Padlet的東西從來沒有仔細研究過可以創造新製圖時間表還可以製作AI照片分享音樂

第一堂課了解了上課內容之後應該可以學到很多關於新聞的東西還是用英文 之後上課一定非常豐富有趣

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I think this course will make my oral better also 累積 reporting experience and learn more vocabulary.

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第二堂課，這堂課認識了很多國際媒體

BBC/CNN/The New York Times/AP News/The Washington Post/NHK News/The Wall Street Jormal/Reuters(eu的發音跟oy/oi的發音一樣因為來自德語)

還有google搜尋關鍵字:英文的上下引號把關鍵字框起來，減號把不希望出現的東西刪掉，..代表數字範圍

英文新聞標題的特色，運用了沙盒做簡報，發現了很多平常不會去注意的東西文法

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demographics 人口統計數據 客群

ongoing presidential election 正在進行總統選舉

entertainment娛樂

devolved移交的

political政治的

environment環境

dominated占主導地位

Subsequently隨後

significant重要的

今天討論了軟硬新聞室甚麼，然後準備報告

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This year we have collected more detailed data on the level of interest people have in different news topics across countries and between demographics. Political news is considered most important in Germany, Turkey, and the United States, partly no doubt due to the ongoing presidential election and the drama around Donald Trump's candidacy. International news is of particular interest in Germany and Austria as well as Ireland. Japanese are most interested in entertainment and celebrity news, with the Spanish, Danes, French, and Germans showing the least interest. Regional news is most important in Germany, Finland, and Spain, reflecting the relative importance of devolved political power in those countries and the media systems that have grown up around this.

But in addition to country-based differences we can see clear differences in gender, with men more interested in subjects like sport and politics and women paying more attention to stories about health and the environment. Again this plays into the debate over distributed content and may help explain why women are often less likely to directly access news websites dominated by politics and business.

INTEREST IN DIFFERENT TYPES OF NEWS BY GENDER - ALL COUNTRIES

Hard and Soft News

We can also divide consumers into groups based on their interest in 'hard' and 'soft' news topics. 'Hard' news is typically used to refer to topics that are usually timely, important and consequential, such as politics, international affairs and business news. Conversely, soft news topics include entertainment, celebrity, and lifestyle news.

We asked our survey respondents to rate their interest in several news topics on a five-point scale. We then used this data to compute average levels of interest in hard and soft news for each respondent. Subsequently we compared the scores for hard and soft news, and divided respondents into three groups; those who are more interested in hard news topics, those who are more interested in soft news, and those whose interest in both is the same.

TOPICS INCLUDED IN HARD NEWS AND SOFT NEWS MEASURES

On average, in every country we see that interest levels are higher for hard news topics. However, this is likely to be influenced by social desirability bias (the idea that it is more acceptable to interested in certain types of news) as well the norms of the traditional news agenda. At the individual level, people with a high degree of interest in hard news also tend to be the most interested in soft news, and vice versa.

Yet we still see a significant minority in every country that report they are more interested in soft news topics than hard news. The size of this group varies country by country. Around one-third in Japan (34%) and Korea (33%) say they are more interested in soft news. However, less than one in five say the same in most other countries. The preference for hard news is particularly strong in Greece (81%), Spain (77%), Denmark (77%), and Germany (76%).

PROPORTION THAT ARE MORE INTERESTED IN HARD NEWS OR MORE INTERESTED IN SOFT NEWS - ALL COUNTRIES

If we focus on those that say they are more interested in soft news, we see that they are more likely to be young and female. In countries such as Japan and Italy, where interest in soft news is high, women are almost twice as likely as men to be more interested in soft news topics compared to hard.

PROPORTION OF MALES AND FEMALES THAT ARE MORE INTERESTED IN SOFT NEWS TOPICS

In every country younger people are more likely to be more interested in soft news topics. Strikingly, over half of under-35s in Japan say they are more interested in soft news topics than hard news.

PROPORTION WITHIN EACH AGE GROUP THAT ARE MORE INTERESTED IN SOFT NEWS TOPICS

Of course, what people say they are interested in may not accurately reflect what they actually do. Nonetheless, we observe some differences in consumption among those that are more interested in soft news. Most noticeably, they are considerably more likely to say that social media is their main source of news. Over one in five of those more interested in soft news in Spain (21%), Italy (20%), and the United States (26%) say that social media are their main source of news. This has a knock-on effect for related aspects of offsite news consumption, with people who prefer soft news more likely to watch news video on social media, and more likely to participate in news coverage. However, this is in part caused by the fact that younger people in general are more likely to use social media for news.

PROPORTION OF THOSE THAT ARE MORE INTERESTED IN HARD NEWS AND SOFT NEWS TOPICS THAT SAY SOCIAL MEDIA IS THEIR MAIN SOURCE OF NEWS

More interested in hard news

More interested in soft news

Q2_new2016. How interested are you in the following types of news?
Q4. You say you've used these sources of news in the last week, which would you say is your MAIN source of news?
Base: All those who prefer hard/soft news topics that used a source of news in the last week: Spain = 1572/243, Germany = 1442/229, US = 1480/270, UK = 1388/311, Italy = 1337/435, Japan = 929/625.

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This year's report reveals new insights about digital news consumption based on a YouGov survey of over 75,000 online news consumers in 38 countries including South Africa for the first time. The report focuses on the progress on new paid online business models, trust and misinformation, the impact of populism, the shift to private messaging apps, and the rise of podcasts.

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今天完成了軟硬新聞的報告找到了各個國家喜歡看的新聞比例

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Login to access and create your next design.

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Today we all finish the oral presentation

我們這組得到了四張票算是蠻高的

最後統整結束了軟硬新聞的差別

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Hard News vs Soft News: What’s the Difference? - AAFT

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In the busy world of news, two main types of news compete for our attention. Hard news is the serious stuff, covering important topics like politics,

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聽podcast寫逐字稿將在三週完成這篇報導

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你聽過 BYD 比亞迪嗎？中國公司比亞迪 2023 年第四季電動車銷量首次超越了馬斯克的特斯拉，雖年度銷量仍是特斯拉領先，但差距的大幅縮小意味著電動車產業頭把交椅之爭已進入白熱化階段。

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本集 timestamps

0:00 Intro

2:04 第一遍英文朗讀

5:03 新聞 & 相關單字解說

20:40 額外單字片語

30:18 第二遍英文朗讀

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朗讀內容參考了

BBC, CNBC, Wall Street Journal, 以及兩篇 CNN, CNN.

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重點單字片語 (敘述欄有字數限制，完整版請參考講義)：

Elon Musk 馬斯克

Tesla 特斯拉

BYD 比亞迪

Quarter 四分之一 / (美國) 25 分硬幣 / 季度

Hybrids 混合動力車

Electric vehicle (EV) 電動車

Battery electric vehicles (BEV) 純電動車

New energy vehicles (NEV) 新能源車

Plug-in hybrids 插電式混合動力車

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles 氫燃料電池電動車

Warren Buffett 巴菲特；美國著名投資者

Rivals 競爭對手

Entry-level model 入門款、入門級型號

Affordable 負擔得起的、買得起的

Batteries 電池

Lithium-ion batteries 鋰離子電池

Build Your Dreams 創建你的夢想

Overseas 海外(市場)

Anti-subsidy probe 反政府津貼的調查

Tariffs 關稅

Domestic playbook 在國內市場獲得成功的戰術手冊

Aggressive / aggressively 有攻擊性的、志在必得的

Genre 風格、類型、文學體裁

Leap year 閏年

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#177 🔋 BYD 銷量超越特斯拉的電動車新龍頭

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Podcast Episode · 時事英文 English News · 10/01/2024 · 34m

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這週我們完成了逐字稿 開始分配下週報告的內容配合中文完成一篇報導。我負責英文的部分

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BYD 銷量超越特斯拉的電動車新龍頭

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Today 順了一次文字稿下禮拜準備錄影

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BYD 銷量超越特斯拉的電動車新龍頭

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前幾次都在練習逐字稿，今天找了報導需要的影片和照片，準備錄製報導

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BYD 銷量超越特斯拉的電動車新龍頭

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今天初體驗TC studio 是一個錄製新聞的app也使用麥克風錄製過了，過程有一些不順都還在摸索，像是字幕跑的速度和字體讓人看得很不習慣，但我相信學會使用後會對以後的錄影報告非常的有幫助！

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利用了倒金字塔分析新聞的寫法，人事物、背景、原因。學到如何抓重點和寫新聞。我研究了一篇關於敘利亞難民的新聞。

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Today把我們弄了很久的新聞發表出來了。我們組整體很好，剪輯順，字幕大小適中，但是Broll找得有點少，整體看起來比別人無聊。

看完其他人的之後，知道了新聞應該長怎樣看了比較舒服也有趣。可以多增加一些影片音效，broll多一些，音量要控制，字幕也不能偷懶一次全放，會看起來很擠很不舒服。