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The
Sun
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The
Daily Mail
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The
Telegraph
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Owned
by:
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It
is published by the News Group Newspapers division of News UK, itself a
wholly owned subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.
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Daily
Mail and General Trust (DMGT) own this newspaper
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David
and Frederick Barclay.
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Audience:
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The sun targets mainly adults over the age of
15.
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Mainly located in Great Britain with some in
Scotland
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More women than men read the sun
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Few people in London read the Sun.
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Readership
of the Daily Mail among individuals from the ABC1 social class is higher than
among the C2DE social class – 18.3 million and 10.1 million readers
respectively.
People
of age 65+ are more likely to read this newspaper as young people tend to
favour The Daily Star and The Sun.
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52%
of the Uk population, 23.1 million people. 55% of whom are 15-44.
The
daily telegraph targets a well-educated audience, predominantly male.
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Online:
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The
sun broadcasts their news online with free access to everyone who goes on the
website.
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News
is published online, with various access passes, the standard daily pass is
£2.00, ranging for the premium yearly subscription of £300!
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Circulation:
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In
March 2018 The Suns circulation was 1,481,876
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458487
(November 2017)
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Political
Alignment:
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Conservative
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Right,
(Conservative)
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Daily Mail
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The Guardian
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Who was involved?
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The wife, The husband, the two twins, Neighbours
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The wife, the husband and the two twins
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What happened?
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A man has been held over a suspected hammer attack on twin toddlers
that killed one and left the other fighting for life.
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A 33 year old man was arrested last night in connection with the
killing of one-year-old boy in an incident in Finsbury Park, north London
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Where did it happen?
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Property in Hackney, north London
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Finsbury Park, north London
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When did it happen?
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Police were called at 11:10pm
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Police were called at 11:10pm
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How did it happen?
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Doesn’t say
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Doesn’t say
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Why did it happen?
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Husband thought the kids weren’t his.
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Doesn’t say
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What do you notice about the difference in content and how the articles convey this information?
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Gives a brief over view of what, why, where and when with some other
detail. Clear to read and find
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Includes what, where, who, and when with more information included. Doesn’t
include why.
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Why do you think that is? ^^^
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Tabloid, most of the page is taken up by the headline and picture.
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Broadsheet uses one small main picture so that there is more room for
the information and also a broadsheet is a lot more formal so needs to
incorporate more information.
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