The document summarizes key elements of a newspaper's structure and design. It discusses sections like the masthead, price and date, headlines, use of color, bylines, body text, captions, and edition stars. The skyline, headline, stand first, and turn are meant to entice readers to explore different parts of the newspaper for more information on stories.

1. Skyline- Tells the reader about what is
happening within the other sections of
the newspaper, a way of tempting the
reader to look inside.
Masthead- So the reader knows
which company has written it, as
well as having its own logo.
Price anddate-It costs £1.00 on
weekdays and £1.90 on
Saturdays, it covers 50% of the
cost of the newsprint, the rest
from adverts
Headline- AKA ‘main
splash.’ This is the serious
story, and main story with
no jokes and laughter.
Use of colour- All pages in the
Guardian has colour, although
some picture are still appeared
as black and white.
Stand first- Used to add
detail that wasn’t included
in theheadline
Byline- Often the writer’s job title
and where they are writing from.
Body text- it’s the ‘main’ body
of the story, often the part
written by thereporter.
Turn- For readers that want
to read on, and to get the
rest of the information.
Caption-gives a
brief description of
the photograph.
Edition stars