Newspaper Notes

Broad Sheet is the big rectangular format of newspapers.
Tabloid is the small square format of newspapers.
12 page broad sheet = 24 page tabloid
On a broad sheet newspaper there is an average about 3-5 stories on the front
On a tabloid there is an average about 2
News value
Teaser makes you want to turn to so said page. (They do not need pictures.)
The Eagle's Eye is the flag
Folio - School, Date, Title (Some newspaper has the price or website)
The headline of the story should be written from the first paragraph of the story
Sub-headline go underneath headline. It tells more about the headlines and the story
At least one sub-headline per page.
By-line: who wrote the story and their position.
Story underneath by-line.
Pages need pictures. There needs to be a dominant photo.
Caption below picture. The three parts include: caption head, photo by, and actual caption.
To fill up more space in a caption box you can write more background information or use a quote.
Those little graphics are info graphics that give you information of graphic form. Info graphics have additional information not available in the story.
Three pieces of the box: Table of Contents, Volume Number and Issue Number.
Staff box/ Mast head: Eagle's Eye Staff, Organizations, and Editorial Policy

Front Pages of the World

1. I like the Newspapers from Asia because they are different then the ones we see in America. Because the text has to go up and down instead of left to right the pictures have to be moved around differently and it looks cool.

2. One of the newspapers I saw was talking about the Grammy's and it show Meryl Streep.

3. Three or four?

4. There is always a big heading.

5. The layout of the articles to pictures.