Newspapers

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Examples of Tabloid Newspapers:

-The Sun

-The Times

-Daily Mirror

Examples of Broadsheet Newspapers:

-The Sunday Times

-The Observer

-The Wall Street Journal

Tabloid Similarities:

Tabloid newspaper front pages all have the similarities of bold headlines and a big, clear masthead. Also, it has lots of pictures that include multiple colours, making the front page more appealing to its target audience. of the younger generation and those with a low to average income. The cheap price also appeals to the target audience as it means they can afford the newspaper and most tabloid newspapers offer free items and competitions which the target audience of this newspaper will be attracted to. The front pages of tabloid newspapers also include of very few words, making the pictures stand out the most. Most of the pictures included are of celebrities. This appeals to a psychographic of explorers as they seek discovery so would be interested in what celebrities are up to and would want to read on to see the full story.

Broadsheet Similarities:

Broadsheet newspaper front pages usually include of paragraphs of writing which appeal to its target audience of the demographic of A and B as they are very educated so would want to read a lot of information to satisfy them. Broadsheet newspapers also use complex language, which also attracts its target audience as they are able to read the newspaper. Additionally, the front page has a neat layout. This is effective as it is easy for the reader to read the different stories and the target audience of succeeders are typically organised so having the front page organised will appeal to them and encourage them to pick up the newspaper.

Similarities of tabloid and broadsheet newspaper front pages:

Both newspapers have multiple headlines.

Both newspapers have stories on celebrities.

Both newspapers include colour.

Both newspapers have a bold masthead.

Differences of tabloid and broadsheet newspaper front pages:

Tabloid newspapers have few words included in the articles, whereas, broadsheet newspapers have many words included.

Tabloid newspapers have a target audience of demographics of D and E, whereas, broadsheet newspapers have a demographic of A and B.

Tabloid newspapers have simple language in their stories, whereas, broadsheet newspapers include of more complex language.