The document discusses different types of newspapers including national newspapers, local newspapers, and international newspapers. It provides details on broadsheet newspapers which tend to be more formal and appeal to educated readers, and tabloid newspapers which contain gossip stories and appeal to middle class readers. It also summarizes Rupert Murdoch's large media empire, noting that he owns numerous newspapers and television stations around the world.

1. The Press
The Press industry release, news release, media
release, press statement or video release is a written
or recorded communication directed at members of
the news media for the purpose of announcing
something ostensibly newsworthy.
Within the press industry it is predicted by key notes that
the total newspaper marketing distributers in the UK’s networth is £5.78 billion, 26.5 declines on the industry market
value 5 years earlier in 2006.

2. Newspapers
A newspaper is a publication usually
issued daily or weekly, containing current
news, editorials, feature articles, and
usually advertising.

3. National
Broadsheet newspaper is papers with large pages, they
are often known as the ‘quality press’ being more
informing and formal in the manner they convey
information and news stories These appeal to
educated, middle to upper class readers. These papers
are definitely politically biased.
Tabloid newspaper is smaller than a periodical
newspaper they are usually free of charge and
contains gossip or scandalous stories popularly about
public figures. The tabloid newspaper contains
celebrity gossip and up to date news that is juicy and
exciting to read, middle class readership apparently
enjoy.

4. Local
A local newspaper is ‘The Camden New Journal’ it is
a free, independent newspaper that covers the
London Borough of Camden. Its sisters paper is
‘The Islington Tribune’ which is a widely read local
newspaper in the London Borough of Islington.

5. International
International herald tribute is an English language
international newspaper. It combines the resources of
its own correspondents with those of The New York
Times and is printed at 38 sites throughout the
world, for sale in more than 160 countries and
territories. Its based in paris.

6. Companies
Rupert Murdoch owns lots of news outlets (both press and tv)
all around the world). This means he can help promote ideas
and political interests that he approves of and people might
not get balanced view points.
Rupert Murdoch owns the Twentieth Century Fox Studio and
35 Television Stations that broadcast in USA. He publishes 175
newspapers, including The New York Post. Rupert also owns
the Fox Network and 19 other regional sports channels.

7. Some newspapers Rupert Murdoch
Owns
The Sun
News of the
World
The Daily
Telegraph
Newspapers
The Sunday
Telegraph
The
Times
Sunday
Times