.. Bibliography : Internet WebSites ..

My Critical Investigation: --

To What Extent Are Male Teenagers Negatively Stereotyped In The News Media.

http://www.freechild.org/Firestarter/contents/FS1001.htm

On this website, we can see an article written from a teenager's point of view, an 18 year old arguing that teenagers are indeed negatively stereotyped in the news media, and in most occasions are therefore overly judged in a bad way. These are also the types of things that then cause plenty of negative reactions from the public. The article on this ULR specifically links to my critical investigation as I am also investigating the stereotypes made by the media about teenagers.

http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=1224

This is another artice but a very old one, which reveals information linked to teenagers and the media, which specific reference to older years and currents years, describing how the past generation of teenager's behaviour has changed throughout the years.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/behind-the-stereotypes-the-shocking-truth-about-teenagers-421295.html

An article from The Independent newspaper posted in 2006, showing specific information about teenagers and stereotypes. There are discussions defending teenagers, and other discussions about the facts and stastics of crime commited by male teenagers.

http://www.media-awareness.ca/english/special_initiatives/toolkit/stereotypes/youth_stereotypes_news.cfm

This specifically talks about the link between youths and the news media, not only showing information from the UK news media, but also discussing about media from other different countries such as Canada.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4268796.stm

This is an article from the BBC News posten on September 2005 which talks about how adolescents are being wrongly branded as moody and troublesome. At a certain extent, the writer of the article is indeed defending teenagers, as he/she also claims that the media is being too harsh on them.