Tabloid Vs Broadsheet

newspaper.
BY EMILIA CALLAGHAN
 My interpretation of a tabloid
newspaper:
The brand of the
Front cover images
newspaper is always bold
have very bold
and stands out so the
colours that engage
reader/ buyer can easily tell
the reader.
what brand of newspaper
they are buying. On the front cover the main
There is also a number of
story that show grad the
other stories that the
newspaper provided within readers attention will be
the front cover of the printed in bold on the front
newspaper that may appeal to cover catching the readers eye
certain people making it more and making them buy the
varied for people to read. newspaper
In a tabloid newspaper Brief explanation about
front over there are a the article to engage the
number of different reader and want them to
adverts mostly for beauty read more buying the
or clothing items that are newspaper to do so.
often very dependent on
celebrities.
Examples of tabloid newspapers:

Bold title.
Catching imagery.
Advertisement.
Celebrity influenced.
Captions and brief introductions about the stories so that the
reader can get a taste of what the article is about making
them want to buy the newspaper.
Catchy title.
Overwhelming- lots of images and text on one page!
Targeted to a younger audience.
Block colours that are very bold making them eye catching to
the reader/ buyer.
 In-depth analysis of a broadsheet
newspaper:
A little amount of
advertisement on the Bold title of the newspaper
front cover that doesnt name making it easier for
overpower the front the reader to identify the
page. brand.
Bold title of the articles that Usually only one large
draw in the reader and catch images taken over the
their eye. On a Broadsheet front cover with the main
newspaper the articles are story. This is the main
very factual based. aspect of the newspaper.

Large amount of The front cover will

writing about what the usually have the whole
article is much detail! article on the front page.
This makes the reader
able to start reading the
Comic strip at the newspaper the minuet
bottom of the page. they start buy the
newspaper.
Examples of broadsheet
newspapers:

Bold company name.

One dominate picture displayed in the centre of
the page.
Not much advertisement on the front cover.
Large amount of writing about the article on the
front page. (start the newspaper straight away)
Bold heading.
Simple colours. (not overpowering/ simple)
Targeted at an older age group.
Sophisticated articles! (not too much reliant on
celebrities)
Comparison of a tabloid to a
broadsheet newspaper: