1. Unlike the website and
the previous two
newspapers, there is no
certain masthead
outlined with the
Bournemouth Daily
Echo newspaper. In
comparison to the Daily
Echo website, the lack
of structure in terms of
layout is evident.
An image advertising the
Bournemouth Air Festival features
with this issue of the
Bournemouth Daily Echo.
Signs for social media sites, Facebook
and Twitter are found on the front page
of the newspaper (in comparison to the
Portsmouth News newspaper).
Like the website, the Bournemouth
Daily Echo newspaper uses the same
style and colour font for the newspaper
name.
The price of the newspaper
is shown (this applies with
the Portsmouth News
newspaper), whereas the
price is not shown on the
Daily Echo website.
The newspaper front page
consists of one single portrait
image, taken from article/s (all in
relation to each other), that
takes up most of the front page.
And an advertisement that is laid
out in a landscape style (this
layout also applies for
Portsmouth News newspaper).

2. Advertisements for social media
sites feature along the top of the
two pages.
Articles are
advertisements
are spread out
across the two
pages of the
newspaper. This
form of layout
seems to have
applied for all of
three
newspapers that
I have been
analysing.
A contents section for the newspaper
features at the bottom of the page.
Images that have been
used for the shown
articles are laid out
mainly in a landscape
style
Contact details for each of the different newspaper
departments are also shown (contact details for the
different departments can also be found on the
Bournemouth Daily Echo website).