A comparison of two national papers (The Guardian and The Daily Mail) The comparison of these two types of papers have a range of differences, such as the audience is different for both of these newspapers. For example, The Guardian has more of an older generation audience however, The Daily Mail doesn't. The Guardian is a Broadsheet publication which has more in depth texts which focuses on 'hard' news event as well as politics and the economy which is mainly for an older educated audience. However, The Daily Mail is a Tabloid publication which includes 'soft' news such as celebrity stories and gossip, and sensationalist language which is used. A Broadsheet's audience is accredited with the tag 'information seekers' whereas, a Tabloid's audience is tagged 'Emotional participants'. For both newspapers, the Byline is written under the main headline so that the audience can acknowledge the editor. The tabloid has a caption underneath...
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