Newspapers

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There are two main types of newspaper:
Tabloids and broadsheet
They get split in to three groups:

  1. The quality newspapers (broadsheet)
  2. Middle market tabloids
  3. Tabloids of 'red tops'
7 people or organisations control the 20 national newspapers.

There are 11 different features included in newspaper front covers. These are:
  • Masthead
  • Headline
  • Plug/puff
  • Strapline
  • Stand first
  • A pull quote
  • Subheadings
  • The central image
  • The jump line
  • A Stand alone
  • A splash
There is an example of a tabloid below:
Image result for daily mirror brexis front cover june 25th 2016
Masthead: 'DAILY Mirror'
Headline: "so what the hell happens now?"
A splash: The whole thing
Central image: the only image there.


Here is an example of a broadsheet on a similar story:
Image result for The guardian brexit front cover june2016
Masthead: 'theguardian'
Headline: "Cameron faces fight for survival as Britain sets course for Brexit"
Plug/Puff: Festival advertisement




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