Guardian:
Adopts conventions of A BROADSHEET newspaper
Daily Mail:
Generic conventions of a TABLOID publication:
Adopts conventions of A BROADSHEET newspaper
- Educated, middle-class audience
- Left-wing, liberal ethos
- Challenge social inequality
- Liberal to social change, new experiences
- Targets a "Progressive" audience, affluent connections
- Both young and older (middle-aged) --> targets a contemporary audience
- Technologically-savvy audience = Guardian offers a multi-modal, computer-mediated communication, for comments, social media hyperlinks
- Opportunity to extend OPINION into social media = affordance
- Target audience- willing to extend debate online
- Dates: contemporary news, Guardian is constantly updated to deliver fresh news to its audience
- Maintains relatively sophisticated register = reflective of social clas
- Factually informative- marks opinion with tentative, modal language
Metro:
Adopts conventions of a TABLOID publication
Adopts conventions of a TABLOID publication
- Less factual; less informative
- Exclamatives/imperative minor sentences: 'MUST READ' 'TRENDING NOW'
- YOUNG audience in URBAN environments --> cultural phenomenons in youth/urban culture
- millennial audience
- Travelling to work, school; working-class
- Not in-depth newsreaders, seek SYNOPTIC overview of headlines
- Heavy on multi-modal communication = text, pictures, links to videos
- Visual, quick delivery = enables audience to form their own opinions
Discourse structure:
- Short, succinct paragraphs = synoptic overview
- Colloquial lexis - more informal register --> Comical tone
- Simplistic design - easily accessible on mobile
- Dates = constantly up-to-date, links to 'TRENDING' banner
Daily Mail:
Generic conventions of a TABLOID publication:
- Bold, exclamative headlines--> connote to 'Gossip', appela to predominantly female audience
- Non-standard orthographically features: capitalisation for emphasis
- Younger audience- computer-mediated communication, SOCIAL MEDIA = sharing platform
- Opportunity for gossip
- Large photos = less emphasis on text
Right-wing publication - language lacks modality, presents opinion as fact,
-Appeals to RW audience- strong ideology
-Fuels ideologies of certain demographics
-Fuels ideologies of certain demographics
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