1. The Telegraph

3. 2006 website saw first stage of major redesign of website.

4. Web hits: 18.6 million a month! Head Quarters: 111 Buckingham Palace Road, London Circulation Numbers: 842,912 Format: Broadsheet Political Alignment: Right Centre of Conservative Main Editor: John Bryant 2007-present. Price:

6. Newspaper was founded by Colonel Arthur B. Sleigh in 1855.

7. Has the ninth largest daily UK newspaper circulation and is the country’s “other paper of record”

8. In January 2009, the Telegraph was the highest selling British “quality” paper with a certified average daily circulation of 842,912

10. The Daily Express

11. Head Quarters: 10 Lower Thames Street, London Circulation Numbers: 728,296 Format: Tabloid Political Alignment: Conservative Main Editor: Peter Hill (2003-present) Price: Website: www.express.co.uk Website was launched in….. Receives around 200,000 hits a day Online Editor: Geoff Marsh

13. It is a middle-market title and is currently owned by Richard Desmond

14. Sister Newspaper is the Sunday Express

15. Rival Newspaper is the Daily Mail.

16. Was founded in 1900 by Cyril Arthur Pearson. After losing his sight he sold the title to Lord Beaverbrook in 1916.

17. First newspaper to carry gossip, sports, women’s features and the first newspaper in Britain to have a crossword!

18. Comparison Ease of Access: Good! Toolbar on left hand side makes it easier to search. Interactivity: Videos – didn’t upload properly so couldn’t watch it. Lots of genres to choose from. Galleries – uploaded instantly can look at pictures rather quickly. No Audio, but did launch an Podcast in 2006 which can be listened to by iTunes. Subscription: None, but has a daily 'Really Simple Syndication‘ RSS newsfeed that is free. Colour Scheme: Plain – white background dark blue band at the top Has online crosswords and competitions www.express.co.uk