A Comparison of Two Newspapers

A comparison of two newspapers (daily mail and the Guardian)  

The Guardian newspaper follows the layout of a broadsheet newspaper. The Guardian covers more news in more depth such as, 'hard news' events. The Guardian is focused more to a educated audience  whereas, the Daily Mail which is a tabloid uses more 'soft news' such as, stores about celebrities.
Broadsheets are printed onto sheets of paper 116.83 x 81.28cm. Although, through out the years they have used broadsheets sizes but just changed their format. Such as, the Independent has become a Tabloid while the Guardian has adopted a new Berliner or compact format. Furthermore, the Tabloid is a lot smaller than the broadsheet as it is half the size with it measuring 58.4 x 40.6cm. The Guardian is a left wing news paper which means that they look to the future and aim to support those who cannot support themselves, are idealist and believe in equality. The left wing believes in taxation to redistribute opportunity and wealth. Tabloids like the Daily Mail show stories such as, gossip and is referred to as a right wing paper. The right wing means that people believe they shouldn't have to pay for someone else education or health service, they believe in freedom to succeed over equality. The Tabloid readers are somethings known as emotional participants whilst Broadsheet newspapers are accredited with information seekers.