“And here are today’s top stories”

1. Do you normally try and watch the news on TV every day?

2. On which TV channel do you watch the news? Why? Are there any differences
between the news on different channels?
3. Are there enough news and current affairs programmes on TV compared with
other types of programme?
4. Is it important to know what is happening in the news? Do you regard yourself as a
well-informed person?
5. Is there a TV or radio journalist that you particularly like?
6. What type of news is generally considered newsworthy by news channels?
7. What type of things do you think most people are interested in? What type of news
stories are you interested in? What are you not interested in?
8. How important are the visual images which accompany TV news stories?
9. Do you have a favourite newsreader? Why do you like him or her?
10. To what extent do you think the media in your country is impartial or biased? Are
public TV channels less biased than private channels?
11. Do you prefer to watch the news on TV or consult news websites on the internet?
How is watching the news on TV different from getting news from the internet?
12. How often do you talk about the news with friends and family?
13. Do you like watching documentaries about current affairs on TV?

“And here are today’s top stories”

1. Do you normally try and watch the news on TV every day?
2. On which TV channel do you watch the news? Why? Are there any differences
between the news on different channels?
3. Are there enough news and current affairs programmes on TV compared with
other types of programme?
4. Is it important to know what is happening in the news? Do you regard yourself as a
well-informed person?
5. Is there a TV or radio journalist that you particularly like?
6. What type of news is generally considered newsworthy by news channels?
7. What type of things do you think most people are interested in? What type of news
stories are you interested in? What are you not interested in?
8. How important are the visual images which accompany TV news stories?
9. Do you have a favourite newsreader? Why do you like him or her?
10. To what extent do you think the media in your country is impartial or biased? Are
public TV channels less biased than private channels?
11. Do you prefer to watch the news on TV or consult news websites on the internet?
How is watching the news on TV different from getting news from the internet?
12. How often do you talk about the news with friends and family?
13. Do you like watching documentaries about current affairs on TV?

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