1
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product context
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- british national ‘quality’ broadsheet - arguably mid market design from 2003
- first published in 1785
- owned by Times newspapers - subsidiary of News UK which is wholly owned by News Corp
2
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target audience
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- predominately ABC1
- right wing political stance
- over 35
3
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circulation and sales
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- in march 2020: circulation of 365,880
- circulation and sales going down slower than other newspapers - people with a disposable income more likely to buy, as well as those less technologically minded- traditionalists
4
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broadsheet conventions
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- text led rather than image led
- sans-serif font - more formal, times new roman- paper recognisable
- colour palette is more muted and simple
- more formal language
5
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how are issues (party gate) and people (Boris Johnson) and gender represented?
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- more mention of male politicians in article
- presented Boris as more forgiving and guilty- more neutral- focuses on facts
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