What are the sections of a newspaper?

Answer 1

The typical sections of a newspaper include News, Opinion/Editorial, Business, Sports, Entertainment, Lifestyle, and Classifieds. Each section serves a different purpose in delivering information to readers.

Answer 2

The sections of a magazine depends on the type of magazine. For example, in a news magazine, there are usually sections devoted to domestic news, international news, entertainment, health, science, as well as sports.

Answer 3

! Box-out - A small part of the page, shaded in a different colour.

! By-line - the name of the reporter, if they are important is often included at the beginning of the feature, rather than at the end, or not at all.

! Caption - typed text under photographs explaining the image.

! Credits - the author of a feature may be given credit in the form of a beeline. Photographs may have the name of the person who took them or the agency that supplied them alongside them.

! Crosshead - this is a subheading that appears in the body of the text and is centred above the column of text. If it is se to one side then it is called a side-head.

! Exclusive - this means that newspaper and no one else solely cover the story. The paper will pay their interviewees, buying the story so it cannot be used by another paper.

! Feature - not necessarily a 'news' item (current affairs), but usually with a human-interest angle presented as a spread.

! Headline - this is the main statement, usually in the largest and boldest font, describing the main story. A banner headline spans the full width of the page.

! Kicker - this is a story designed to stand out from the rest of the page by the use of a different font (typeface) and layout.

! Lead Story - the main story on the front page, usually a splash.

! Lure - a word or phrase directing the reader to look inside the paper at a particular story or feature.

! Masthead - the masthead is the title block or logo identifying the newspaper at the top of the front-page. Sometimes an emblem or a motto is also placed within the masthead. The masthead is often set into a block of black or red print or boxed with a border; the 'Red-tops' (The Sun, The Mirror, The News of the World) are categorised by style and the use of a red background in the masthead.

! Menu - the list of contents inside the paper.

! Pugs - these are at the top left and right-hand corners of the paper and are known as the 'ears' of the page. The prices of the paper, the logo or a promotion are positioned there. They are well placed to catch the reader's eye.

! Secondary Lead - this is usually only a picture and headline, it gives a sneak preview of a story that you might find inside the paper.

! Sidebar - when a main feature has an additional box or tinted panel along side of it.

! Splash - the splash is the main story on the front of the paper. The largest headline will accompany this, along with a photograph.

! Spread - a story that covers more than one page.

! Standfirst - this is an introductory paragraph before the start of the feature. Sometimes it may be in bold.

! Strapline - this is an introductory headline below the headline.

! Tag - a word or phrase used to engage a reader's interest in a story by categorising it e.g. 'Exclusive', 'Sensational'.

Answer 4

classified ads, headlines, lead story,

Cover Page, Cover Story, Editorial, Mailbox, Feature, and sometimes an exclusive may be included.

Answer 5

cover stories, letter from the editor, advertisers, and highlights.

this is the basic the different magazines add additional sections depending on the area of interest

Answer 6

The sections in newspapers are like the different different types is in polytical section,editorial section,bollywood,sport ,crime petrol etc

Answer 7

art business entertainment environment fashon medicine politics Science Sports · Technical Trade Traffic Weather World

Answer 8

the parts of a magazine articles are paragraphs

Answer 9

The parts of a magazine are usually gossip, ads, recipes, stories, and insider news. They all mean different things for the reader.

Answer 10

There are many different parts of a magazine. There are usually articles, ads, recipes, and various kinds of pictures in a magazine.