Newpapers And Magazines- Terminology Flashcards
Advertorial
Page space paid for in newspaper or magazine that is made is made look look like editorial (non-paid for)
Box out
Separated from main text by a box.
Often include important and additional information
Broadsheet
Focuses more on serious and in-depth news
Byline
Printed name of the writer of an article in a newspaper or magazine article
Circulation
Number of copies of a newspaper or magazine that are distributed
Citizen journalism
Members of public play a role in the teleporting of a news story.
Increased greatly with the growth of digital news platforms
Columnist
Opinion piece in newspaper
Could be established journalist, sometimes individual well-known in particular field
Copy
Actual words in article writer has written
As opposed to other writing such as headline and photo caption
Cover lines
Short phrases of a magazine that gives hints of what’s going to be inside
Double page spread
Article covering 2 pages
Usually important/significant
Editorial
Section of newspaper which gives opinion on major stories direct from title itself
Exclusive
A story that a newspaper or other media outlet has before anyone else does
Feature
A longer, more in-depth piece as opposed to the main stories in a newspaper
Magazines are mainly made up of them
Headline
Title of a newspaper or magazine article
House style
Particular “look” or aesthetic that a newspaper or magazine has
It is part of the products “brand identity”
