The document defines key terms related to newspapers, including what constitutes news and how newspapers are structured. It provides a brief history of newspapers, noting they first appeared in Germany in the late 1400s and in the US in 1690. It then outlines some of the major elements found in newspapers like headlines, bylines, photos and captions, classified ads, columns and editorials.

1. NEWSPAPER
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2. What Is News?
Newly received or noteworthy
information, especially about
recent events.

3. What Is Newspaper?
A printed publication (usually
issued daily or weekly)
consisting of folded unstapled
sheets and containing news,
articles, advertisements, and
correspondence.

4. History Of Newspaper?
• The first printed forerunners of the newspaper appeared in Germany
in the late 1400's.
• In America the first newspaper appeared in Boston in 1690, entitled
Public Occurrences.
• Paisa & Azaad Riyaasat Was the first Pakistan’s Urdu newspaper.
The printing Corporation of Pakistan was established in 1969 and
happens to be one of the oldest pubic sector corporations in the
country. It comprises of three printing presses located respectively
at Islamabad , Karachi and Lahore . The Corporation has its
headquarters at Islamabad.

5. Elements Of Newspaper
Anchor: A soft story used at the base of Page One. The headline of such a story is
different to the headlines used for hard news stories. It will be more creative and
eye-catching.
Banner: Banner is a headline that runs across all eight columns on the
top of the page. It is used for momentous events, and is set in big and
bold letters. The banner is also called a streamer

6. Box: A news report that is surrounded by a printed rule. The box is
used to display those stories that are important or unusual.
Byline: The name of the reporter who wrote the story. In the case
of agencies, the name of the news agency is used as byline
Caption: The text used to describe a photograph. It is known as
cutline in the US.

7. Classifieds: The advertisements run in small type. These are ads
placed by individuals or small traders, who pay according to the
number of words used.
Column: A weekly or fortnightly article written by a seasoned
commentator, who is either a journalist or a specialist.
Dateline: It comprises of two elements: the name of the city from
where a story originated and the date on which it was written

8. Deck: Deck is the term used to describe each line in a newspaper
headline.
Editorial: Editorial is the article that represents the newspaper’s
opinion. It is also called the Leader.
Filler: Filler is a short item that is used to fill up space on a
newspaper page.
Folio: Folio is the line of text placed on top of inside pages giving
the page number, day and date of publication.

9. Headline: Headline is the title of a news report run in display
type to catch the attention of the readers. A headline
summarizes the most important point in a news report.
Info graphic: An info graphic is an art form where words are
used with charts, illustrations, graphs or photographs to tell a
news story.
Jump: Jump is the part of the story that is continued from the
front page to an inside page of a newspaper.
Jump line: The jump line is used to inform the reader of the page
and column number where he can find the rest of the story.

10. Lead: Lead is the first paragraph of a news report
Masthead: Masthead is the forehead of the newspaper
where the title of the newspaper is published. It also gives
the place of publication, publication date etc.
Sidebar: Sidebar is a short story related to the main story
and run adjacent to it.

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12. PASTING

13. Printing Process

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