Broadsheet is 17x22; tabloid is 11x17.

• They both report news and give out useful information.
• They both have a similar format - news, sport, TV, ads ... etc.
• They both generally contain particular features for example horoscopes and crosswords.

Jim. Northcott has written:

'Industry in the Development Areas (Political & Economic Planning (PEP) Broadsheets)'

The two main categories of newspapers are broadsheets and tabloids. Broadsheets are larger in size and contain more serious, in-depth news coverage, while tabloids are smaller in size and often focus on sensationalist stories and celebrity gossip.

Broadsheet is classically a (usually) 17x22 newspaper format. In the modern newspaper industry, "broadsheet" is very often 11 x 22, and this is done to save money.