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    Broadsheets vs Tabloids

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    Broadsheets vs. Tabloids: neutrality vs. sensationalism Miguel Ángel Benítez Castro El Inglés de la Publicidad y la Prensa MIVCI Broadsheets vs. Tabloids: neutrality vs. sensationalism Table of contents Introduction............................................................................................................... 3 Introduction to the British press................................................................................ 3 2.1 Broadsheets vs. tabloids................

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    Study and Thinking Skills Comparing a Tabloid and a Broadsheet Newspaper Introduction : The purpose of my research is to examine the differences between a broadsheet and a tabloid in detail. The first thing you notice when you look at a newspaper is the size! Traditionally‚ newspapers have been divided up into tabloids and broadsheetsbroadsheets being the larger‚ more serious papers that you have to fold to read. The gap between tabloids and broadsheets is a wide one. They look different‚ they

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    Media Assignment- comparing Tabloid and Broadsheet Styles The differences between British newspapers are numerous. The two DIFFERENT types are: Tabloid (commonly known as “red-tops”) and Broadsheet. I have selected a copy of the Daily Mirror and a copy of The Times to analyse. Both newspapers are the same size. The times belies its moniker of “broadsheet” as it has down-sized its format in recent years to become more reader-friendly to younger generations to to appeal to new readers who would

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    Compare and Contrast reportage of the same story as found in a broadsheet and a tabloid. Consider the features discussed in class and make use of technical language To get an idea of the differences I have looked at how crime is being reported between Broadsheet and Tabloids and frankly how in a number of tabloid newspapers in particular true horrific crime stories have lost out to ‘showbiz’ and ‘celebrity’ stories as the number one priority. I have chosen the murder on Sunday the 9th of March

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    Tabloids

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    1. Defining the research topic 3 2. Previous research on tabloids 3 3. Research methodology 4 3.1. Research questions 4 3.2. Research instrument 4 3.3. Sample 5 3.4. Ethical issues 5 4. Describing and analyzing the data 6 4.1. Collecting data 6 4.2. Analyzing and decoding the data 6 5. Conclusions 9 5.1. Limitations of the study and implications for further research 9 REFERENCES 10 INTRODUCTION The popular tabloid is instantly recognizable among the papers piling up at the

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    Tabloid Content

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    Ltd is based on tabloid content” 1. Introduction News has always been a matter of commerce‚ and it has always entertained as well as informed (Barkin 2003‚ p.64). News Ltd‚ undeniably‚ has focused on tabloid content in order to derive an enormous benefit from it. To rise fame‚ broadly speaking‚ News Ltd has exploited the interest of the target audiences‚ crucially by appealing to their human side. This is to say that the success of New Corporations is mainly contributed by tabloid contents. 2. What

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    Celebrity tabloids have become a norm to us in society whether we like it or not. While standing in line at the grocery store‚ waiting for it to be your turn to checkout‚ we can’t help but notice the headlines on the magazines next to us reading absurd things such as “Michael Jackson found alive in Disneyland” or “Male able to give birth” and although we know how crazy these things look‚ we still find ourselves flipping through the pages and let our curiosity get the best of us. Tabloids are found

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    Tabloid Press

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    How tabloid press reports the news ? Despite being one of the oldest communication media that can be thought of the newspaper is still at the top of the list concerning the most popular sources of news and information. It has prevailed for centuries‚ withstanding waves of new technologies mostly by meeting the specific needs of its target audience. The tabloid press is not different and taking into account the popularity of this type of newspaper especially in the United Kingdom it can be seen

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    In general there are two kinds of press nowadays: tabloids and quality press. Each of them has its own way of parenting people‚ events and news. However‚ they often write about the same events‚ their styles are completely different. Tabloids focus on celebrities‚ their lives‚ successes‚ love affairs and rumours. The quality press presents the most important news‚ political events or sport occurrences. The journalists who write articles for the quality press respect "Ethics Code". What is more‚ they

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    “real life” stories‚ and weight-loss advice. I guess sensationalism is the formula for these tabloid magazines to appeal people. Those magazines do not really focus about the facts of the stories but try to be the very first magazine to disclose the latest scandal of some celebrity. Tabloid magazines play an important role in exploiting celebrity life‚ which is never an old topic. Moreover‚ tabloid magazines mainly invoke people’s emotion rather than reasoning or rationality‚ which is one of the

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