Comparative Newspaper
Tabloids and Broad sheet news papers have many contrasts, some minor
some major which help project the newspapers opinions to their own
different audience. The tabloid "The Mirror" and the Broad sheet paper
"The Times" both report on the same story of ITN's Terry Lloyd missing
in southern Iraq but do this in different ways. The broad sheet
contains much more justification and many more facts whereas the
tabloid newspaper contains more opinions and assumptions but however
does contain some justification.
Both newspapers use an opening paragraph to convey the situation. The
papers do this at the beginning of a story so that the reader fully
understands the situation before reading the story so it is clearer to
what is happening. The opening paragraphs both contain "veteran" as
describing Terry Lloyd which could indicate that he has much
experience in this situation and there may still be hope.
Both papers contain the same factual details about the incident. They
mostly use the same quotes, probably as they are both putting across
the same message, the message that they are trying to create is
emphasised by the quotes they use,
"every effort is being made to establish what happened"
The above quote is reported speech from the ITN chairman who spoke on
the news about the event both papers include this in their story which
gets across the tragic disappearance of Terry Lloyd. The quote also
gives an example of desperation of the search by saying that they are
using "every effort" possible.
The broad sheet layout is on the front page of the newspaper but
however Is crammed in at the bottom with a small headline, in a large
contrast the story in the tabloid is on page two fully as the front
page is occupied by the headline of Terry Lloyd and one of troops
entering Basra and a picture covering the whole front page.
However both papers have a picture of Terry Lloyd on the left hand
side and the headline above. The headline is small but in bold and is
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