This document provides guidance on starting a newspaper and includes key elements that should be considered. It discusses including a nameplate with the title, graphics or logo, and publication details. Headlines and kickers are described to entice readers and indicate the section and topic. Bylines are mentioned to attribute authors. Pull quotes can highlight important quotes. Different types of articles are listed such as political, comedic, advice columns, editorials, and letters to the editor. The document aims to outline essential design and content aspects for a new newspaper.

1. HOW TO START A NEWSPAPER.
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2. • Title of
newspaper
• Graphics or a
logo
• Catchy
• Relevant to
where/when
paper is being
published
• Date
• Volume/issue
number
NAMEPLATE

3. • Eye catching
• Make the reader
think
• Be controversial
• Pose a question
HEADLINE

4. • Short phrase
• Set above the
articles
• Indicates which
section of the
newspaper you
are reading
THE KICKER

5. • Gives a clue as
to what the
article will be
about
• A mini-
headline
• Entice the
reader
• A quote, a
statistic
THE DECK

6. • Short phrase
or paragraph
that
indicates the
author
• Between
headline and
start of
article
BYLINE

7. • Attracts
attention
• Used mostly in
long articles
• Small section
of text
“pulled out
and quoted”
in larger
typeface
PULL QUOTE

8. WHAT DOES THIS NEWSPAPER ARTICLE
HAVE?
Headline
Pull Quote
WHAT IS IT MISSING?

9. WHAT ABOUT THIS ONE?
Picture
Caption

10. Political
Comedic
Advice
Letter-to-Editor
Editorial
Answers questions, solves
problem
Presents
newspaper’s/author’s
opinion of something;
persuasive
Listener/viewer/witness
feedback, opinion
Argues a particular group’s
the stance/for their
purpose
Presenting the ironic and
humourous pieces of an
TYPES OF ARTICLES CAN BE INCLUDED IN
AN NEWSPAPER

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