Newspapers: Broadsheet and Tabloids

There are 3 different categories that each paper can fir into. It can be Mid-Market, Popular or Quality:

Daily Mail = Mid-Market

The Sun = Popular

The Telegraph = Quality 

Metro = Mid-Market 

Daily Mirror = Popular

The Guardian = Quality 

The Times = Quality 

Sunday Times = Quality 

i = Quality 

Daily Express = Mid-Market

Sunday Express = Mid-Market 

Two categories of a newspaper can be Broadsheet and Tabloid: 

- Features of a Broadsheet Newspaper:

• One Photo
• Political articles 
• One main bold title
• Expensive (£1.60-£2.00)
• Formal Language 
• Clean layout/straight lines 
• Small writing (have ti stop to read)
• Big quantity of writing/longer articles/details (take/invest time)
• Multiple articles on the front page 
• Has a form of contence page above title
• Aimed at A, B and C1 demographic
• 'Quality' or 'Serious' press

- Features of a Tabloid Newspaper:

• Busy/Messy layout 
• Loads of colour
• Lots of different headlines
• Headlines try to add comedy aspect/chatty/puns
• No main articles on the front page 
• Advertisement (Free Stuff)
• Big colourful pictures 
• Appeals to C2, D and E demographic 
• Don't expect you to read loads/limited articles
• Popular Press
• More of a gossip (Not politics more lifestyle)
• Games/quiz/scratch cards