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Newspaper Proposal
Who is the newspaper aimed at? - All ages
How much will it cost? (It could be free) Since it is local it should be free
When will it be on sale and how frequent? (Weekly, bi-weekly,) – The issue should come out every month
What will be the content of the newspaper? - Local development and changes regarding the people living and working in the area
Is a “gap in the market?” – Yes because this will be something new and informative as well as beneficial
What is it about what you plan to do that’s different to what everyone else is already doing?- my newspaper will have exclusive details about coming plans and include articles regarding different agendas such as events and business propositions which can benefit residents.
What appropriate codes and conventions are you going to use? Strap lines, splash head, 4 colour pic, slogan, captions.
What other texts are there like the ones you intend to produce? – Harrow Observers, Wembley and Kingsbury times, Brent magazine, Hackney and Islington Gazette
The job the text has to do (entertain? sell something? hook an audience?)- Inform and involve local residence to do better for the community.
Common codes and conventions (the features they have in common) Masthead, dateline, strap line(optional), splash head, main article, 4 colour pic, supporting article(optional), advertisement(optional)
The reasons they make an impact (or fail to make an impact) on their audience. It will make a impact because it is relevant and a key factor to people living and working in the area.
The way in which the audience is addressed (‘spoken to’) The audience will be informed in a formal way, but in a way so it does ‘not bore other age’s such as teenagers.
The use of copy (slogans? mastheads? cover lines?) Change
The use of fonts. How many different fonts can you count on a single page, or in a single advertisement? Minimal amount’s of font’s will be used to it does ‘not have a magazine perspective.
The use of colour – what connotations can you read? Change, humanitarian
How much will it cost? (It could be free) Since it is local it should be free
When will it be on sale and how frequent? (Weekly, bi-weekly,) – The issue should come out every month
What will be the content of the newspaper? - Local development and changes regarding the people living and working in the area
Is a “gap in the market?” – Yes because this will be something new and informative as well as beneficial
What is it about what you plan to do that’s different to what everyone else is already doing?- my newspaper will have exclusive details about coming plans and include articles regarding different agendas such as events and business propositions which can benefit residents.
What appropriate codes and conventions are you going to use? Strap lines, splash head, 4 colour pic, slogan, captions.
What other texts are there like the ones you intend to produce? – Harrow Observers, Wembley and Kingsbury times, Brent magazine, Hackney and Islington Gazette
The job the text has to do (entertain? sell something? hook an audience?)- Inform and involve local residence to do better for the community.
Common codes and conventions (the features they have in common) Masthead, dateline, strap line(optional), splash head, main article, 4 colour pic, supporting article(optional), advertisement(optional)
The reasons they make an impact (or fail to make an impact) on their audience. It will make a impact because it is relevant and a key factor to people living and working in the area.
The way in which the audience is addressed (‘spoken to’) The audience will be informed in a formal way, but in a way so it does ‘not bore other age’s such as teenagers.
The use of copy (slogans? mastheads? cover lines?) Change
The use of fonts. How many different fonts can you count on a single page, or in a single advertisement? Minimal amount’s of font’s will be used to it does ‘not have a magazine perspective.
The use of colour – what connotations can you read? Change, humanitarian
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