What is the difference between a newspaper and a book?

Answer 1

A newspaper is distributed every day,week or month and contains that day's,weeks, or months news. A book is distributed once and contains a story or information on a subject.

Answer 2

Newspapers and novels are extremely different forms of media. Newspapers are often published daily, weekly, or monthly, while novels are often fictional and published when finished; normally under no deadline.

Newspapers provide factual news stories and are often focused on a specific region or local area.

Novels are normally fictional and are more a source of entertainment rather than a source of facts.

If novels are non-fiction, they would normally be written subjectively, with the opinions of the author being worked into the book.

Newpapers are relied on by the public to be factual, and books are often sold internationally.

Answer 3

There are a number of differences between television news and printed news. The main difference is that with television news you can watch video of news events where as you can only see still pictures in printed news.

Answer 4

A newspaper typically contains current news and information presented in a brief format, while a book is longer and focuses on a specific topic or story in more depth. Newspapers are often published daily or weekly, while books are published less frequently and are often intended for long-term reading.

Answer 5

the book is more accurate and disciplined