newspaper notes -

types of newspapers

• broadsheets (quality tabloids ) - the guardian , the times ,the daily telegraphy, the I ,the financial times
• tabloid - the sun , daily star
• mid market newspaper - daily mail , daily express
• local newspaper -the Essex chronical
• freesheets - metro
• Sunday newspaper - the observer , Sunday times , mail on Sunday

mid market tabloid

• typography - dramatic headlines in large bold uppercases font (like a tabloid ) sometimes is called a black top
• traditional British news values - daily mail with the royal family
• headlines can explore moral panic - NHS knife crimes weather
• uses high imact tabloid  style headlines but more text than tabloid
• direct informal mood of address
• use of pronouns to implied shared beliefs
• meant to be more subjective than objective
• cross between broadsheet and tabloid , soft and hard news

soft news - celebrity gossip , sport entertainment , fashion art and culture and human interest
hard news - politics business and the economy industry technology science war and conflict health and education

broadsheets

• text to image ratio is much higher more in depth
• sophisticated formal language
• objective / balanced news
• largely hard  news
• larger format smaller typography
• main sotry small letters more words

news value

c u p p t u n e

continuity - stories that always / keep  going on  eg Brexit
unambiguous - easy to understand
personalisation - human intertest / real people
proximity - close to home eg Manchester bombing
threshold -bigger impact and reach of story
unexpectedness - shocking/ out of the ordinary stories
negativity - if it bleeds it leads bad news is more interesting
elite people / places - important people / nations  eh Russia , china

newspaper vocabulary

teenage pregnancy

fruitella advert

newspaper language

This is a broadsheet that fits this title because it has formal language on the front of the first page . It is describing about the Brexit news and how that it can cost £66bn a year . Brexit should be one of the top storeys to be based on the front cover as its the main focus right now for Britain . This is a serious topic and therefore fits the broadsheet perceptive . This is about politics finance and other international news that you probably would not find as much on the front cover n things like red top tabloids . The front cover is in bold black writing to stand out however the other topics on the front cover are not as bold or as dark as the main focus . You can tell that this is a upper class reader because from the topics based .

mid market tabloids 1
typography - dramatic headlines in large bold upper case font  sometimes called a black top

traditional British news values - see daily mail and British royal mail family

headlines can explore moral panics nhs / knife crime / weather

still use a high impact tabloid style headline but higher ratio of text to photography than a tabloid

mid market tabloids 2

direct informal mode of address

use of pronouns "we" and "you" to imply shared beliefs and value

more subjective than objective language emotive representation
cross between a braodsheet and a tabliod
soft news and hard news

soft news 
celebrity gossip
sport 
entertainment news 
fashion news 
art and culture

hard news
politics
business and economy 
industry 
technology 
education 
health 

The Guardian and the Daily Mail

the guardian and the daily mail 
- one complete edition of both post September 2017 selected by the center 
social and participatory media 
linking front cover to online and social networking lead stones 
newspaper - still falling articulation but still followers 
daily mail - patriotic damaging 
broadsheet - quality tabloids - the guardian , the time 
tabloids - the sun daily mirror 
mid market tabloids - daily mail daily express
local newspaper - south London 
free sheets - metro 
Sunday newspaper - the observer the guardian Sunday times Sunday telegraph 
daily mail - rhetorical questions 
alliteration 
mix of hard and soft news 
typography 
mass appeal audience