Print media vs Other medias Codes and conventions
What makes a newspaper a newspaper?
- A newspaper needs to have news in in or on the cover
- Newspapers have images and taglines but magazines have a cover and one or a few main images
- Newspapers have mass market appeal
- Newspapers have headlines
- Magazines have coverlines
- papers have columns of text and info
- Newspapers often are very satirical (they have loads of political humour)
- Newspapers have lower quality images and Tabloids tend to have short articles whereas broadsheets have longer articles
- Chunky text blocks on a newspaper
- clear and simple masthead
Sentence starters
A powerful binary opposition is formed through…
The conflict created through this binary opposition positions the audience…
This specific aspect of mise-en-scene functions as a hermeneutic code…
The proairetic code formed by the typeface suggests…
The target audience will of course be aware of the symbolic connotation of…
The sun creates a powerful binary opposition through the use of bold colours and then the opposing black and white.
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