2. WHAT ARE NEWSPAPERS?
A publication printed on paper and issued regularly, eg once
a day.
Provides information and opinions on current events and
issues
Available for purchase in local shops and off licences, and
some deliver to your door on subscription.
3. HISTORY
First newspaper published in Strassburg by Johann Carolus
in 17th Century (1605) and then published once per week after
this.
Since then, some are produced daily as times advanced.
They are available in various types such as Tabloid, eg The
Sun and Broadsheet papers eg The Guardian.
4. PSYCHOGRAPHICS AND
DEMOGRAPHICS
As there are various kinds of newspapers they're is also many different
psychographics and demographics.
The psychographics of a Tabloid paper would be mainstreamers and
settlers, whereas broadsheet would have aspirers .
The demographics of a tabloid would be people who come under the
C2,D and E category.
The demographics of broadsheet would be people who came under
the A, B and C1 category.
5. COST
In a recent data collection, The New York Times found that
per year they spend around £44582400 producing the paper,
consumption and distribution.
On average, all papers fall under similar cost bracket.
