Tabloid and Broadsheet Newspapers
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Genre Conventions: Broadsheet: largest newspaper format and is characterized by long vertical pages. Aims more for a ABC1 audience Professional and sophisticated- "black top" Densely packed pages with lots of information and minimal images- appeal to older readers Contains business, politics, major world events- Factual "quality press" Event > emotion Papers include: Daily Telegraph (R); The Guardian (L); The independent (L); The Times (R) Tabloid: a newspaper with a compact page size, smaller than broadsheet Exaggerated- "tabloideese" language and pun-based "Red top" lots of colour less sophisticated to appeal to national readers age (9 years old) large, dramatic pictures with little information Human interest stories- personal and focus on 1 person special offers and vouchers appeals directly to reader emotion Papers include: Daily Mirror (L); The Sun(R); The Star Mid Market Papers: Daily Mail(R);