Newspaper/Magazine Terminology Flashcards

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Strapline

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Short phrase that captures the essence of the magazine, usually positioned below the masthead

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Feature

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A main article or story, often 2 pages or more

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Caption

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Words that accompany an image to explain its meaning

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Cover lines

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Used on the front cover to give readers an insight into the content and main articles in the magazine

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Typography

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The visual appearance of written text, including font style, size and spacing

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Main image

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A key visual element of the front cover that usually dominates the page

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Headline

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Written text that indicates the content of an article
Usually in large font
Positioned at the top of the page

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Anchorage

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Where written text is used to ‘pin down’ the meaning of an image

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9
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Masthead

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The title of the magazine/print

Found at the top of the front cover and contents page

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House style

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Consistent use of stylistic features (fonts, layout, colour palette)

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