Speech on Redefining a Newspaper

Speech on Redefining a Newspaper

Hello and welcome to the unveiling of our plans to redefine the term

newspaper. Teenagers and young adults are bored of the typical

newspapers talking about the same thing everyday for example Tony

Blair and the House of Commons being front page news. We aim to

introduce an exclusive style of tabloid newspaper that we hope will

encourage the future generation to know what is going on in the world

we live in.

To make this newspaper more appealing we are adding a few ideas of

layout and writing style of what we see in magazines. This will make

it easier and more interesting to read. The ‘boring’ articles will

have colour pictures beside or close to them to make them more

interesting. The colour quality on the more interesting articles will

not always be as bright as it could be; this is to cut production

costs. Some images will also appear in black and white these will be

images that are not necessarily as important and do not have to be

there to back up the article it is next to.

The name of our paper would be NEWzine™ as you have probably guessed

it is a mixture of the words newspaper and magazine. We came up with

this name not only because it’s different but our paper will be a mix

of newspaper and magazine.

Our main production basis will be in London in the same factory as the

other newspaper we are currently running. Due to the fact we are only

going to put this paper to print twice a week it means that no

production time for the other paper will be lost because it will only

be printed at times when the other paper is not in print and is still

being prepared.

Also by having the factories in the same place it means that

transportation of the papers can be sent with each other instead of

polluting the environment further and adding to the already cluttered

roads in Britain.