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
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