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	Tabloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A tabloid is a newspaper format particularly popular in the United Kingdom.
		A third major format for newspapers is the Berliner, which is sized between the tabloid and the broadsheet.
		Tabloid newspapers in Britain, collectively called the tabloid press, tend to be simply and sensationally written, and to give more prominence than broadsheets to celebrities, sports, crime stories and even hoaxes; they also more readily take a political position (either left- or right-wing) on news stories, ridiculing politicians, demanding resignations and predicting election results.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tabloid (810 words)

	Free Press : Europe's newspapers adopt tabloid format to boost circulation
		The U.K.’s Independent newspaper, which went all-tabloid in May, saw a 9% circulation boost in the past year, and has seen a large increase in both upscale and women readership, helping to revive a newspaper whose circulation stood at 413,000 in 1990 but had slumped to just 225,000 by 2003.
		Surveys by newspapers across Europe found that many readers prefer the handier format, especially commuters in crowded trains and subways who tend to be the wealthier urban consumers that advertisers seek.
		Tabloid business daily Les Echos (owned by Pearson PLC of the U.K.) is among the few newspapers in France to make a profit, but it’s struggling with falling circulation.
	www.freepress.net /news/5963 (1100 words)

	Tabloid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		A tabloid is both a paper size and term for the style of the newspapers that — especially in the United Kingdom — tend to use that format.
		In its traditional sense tabloids tend to sensational stories and are reportedly prone to their news if they feel that the cannot or will not sue for libel.
		The biggest tabloid (and newspaper in general) Europe by circulation is Germany 's Bild-Zeitung with around 4 million copies (down above 5 million in the 1980s).
	www.freeglossary.com /Tabloid (877 words)

	Poynter Online - The March of the Tabloids
		In the case of newspapers, we have had to wait a long time and climb a steep mountain to get to this exciting moment in which more newspapers are looking at smaller formats as an option.
		It is not surprising that the birth of tabloids, around 1830, was accompanied by two characteristics that are, ironically, the same that motivate publishers and editors to convert to smaller formats today: 1.
		It is this myth of the tabloid or, better yet, the irrational fear of some editors and publishers of the word "tabloid" itself that keeps many from contemplating the idea of testing their newspaper in a smaller format.
	www.poynter.org /content/content_view.asp?id=81557 (1131 words)

	Howstuffworks "How Tabloids Work"
		From celebrity scandals to the truly bizarre, tabloid newspapers seem to cover stories that are outside the realm of serious journalism.
		In fact, one of the notable differences between a tabloid newsroom and one at a serious newspaper is that tabloid writers don't do much work outside the office.
		Tabloids are willing to pay photographers very well for these photos, and this demand has created an entire sub-class of celebrity journalists.
	people.howstuffworks.com /tabloid.htm/printable (2451 words)

	editorsweblog.org: e. Tabloid vs. broadsheet Archives
		After being forced to watch a number of advertisements, former newspaper readers are free to browse television stations with the control pads on either side of the taxi.
		The tabloid format paper will be distributed at 1,400 newspaper racks near Metro and bus stations and will be delivered to upper-middle class households targeting 25-54 year olds, expecting a total weekly circulation of 260,000.
		Normally a downtime for newspapers, the tragedy boosted circulation some 60,000 copies a day during the week between Christmas and the New Year and sales were up 150,000 copies on Sunday, January 2 thanks to public demand and quality reporting.
	wef.blogs.com /editors/e_tabloid_vs_broadsheet/index.html (6905 words)

	Tabloids to broadsheets: Drop dead
		Little newspapers, otherwise known as tabloids or “compact format” editions, are all the rage in Europe.
		Newspapers themselves have been downsizing, too, as the web widths of both broadsheets and tabloids have decreased.
		Tabloid and compact formats are a “hot topic because people are trying to find a newspaper format that readers want,” said John Temple, editor, publisher and president of the Rocky Mountain News, which has been a tabloid since 1942.
	www.newsandtech.com /nexpo/2005/print_edition/tabloids.htm (1214 words)

	TABLOID AND BROADSHEET (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Certain opinion might have it that tabloid newspapers are not `true' newspapers, being as they eschew both the traditional form and content associated with broadsheets.
		This may be the case, but they continue to be text-based, albeit with a very high visual basis and a deep structure remains in one form or another.
		Tabloids run items across two pages more often, to make their page-as-unit the same or similar size to that of the broadsheet but, the amount of information included differs.
	www.n-space.u-net.com /tabloid_and_broadsheet.htm (116 words)

	Philippine Daily Newspapers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		This Cebu based newspaper with a network of small regional publications is the leading daily newspaper in the Visayas region.
		The mission of this Tagalog tabloid is to be the leading and trend setting tabloid in the Philippine newspaper industry.
		It was the first tabloid in the country to come out in full color and also the first one to establish its presence on the web.
	newspaper.philippinecentral.com (576 words)

	Newspapers & Magazines essays. Unlimited access to Media Studies coursework. A2 and A-Level and other UK qualifications ...
		There are many different newspapers; they range from tabloid papers to the broadsheet papers.
		Compare and contrast the newspaper reports of the drowning of two school students in October 2000...
		Compare tabloid and broadsheet newspaper styles, focusing particularly on layout, the language and the audience....
	www.coursework.info /613/index.html (488 words)

	:: Tabloid Media :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Tabloid Newspapers is a group of community newspaper publications in the Durban and surrounding area.
		We surpass all limitations usually associated with community newspapers to provide concise, non-biased news and the latest in entertainment to ensure readers are kept informed regularly of their communities.
		Every week Tabloid Newspapers distribute more than 275 000 copies of its community newsprint in all its distribution areas and this gives us an approximate readership of over one million.
	www.tabloidmedia.co.za /about.php (149 words)

	R2: TABS ARE HOT
		To see what many U.S. newspapers will look like by the end of the decade, travel to a Swedish city a couple of hundred miles shy of the Arctic Circle, where designer Mario Garcia is applying the finishing touches to the extreme makeover of the Göteborgs-Posten.
		The first U.S. tabloid, he says, was a one-day experiment, published by Joseph Pulitzer on Jan. 1, 1900 to represent the newspaper of the 20th century.
		The portability and compact size of a tabloid were critical even in a city such as Dallas, which has few mass transit commuters, she says: "We call it the 'taco test,' the idea that you can have a newspaper open and have a taco at a Taco Bell without going into other peoples' space."
	www.naa.org /r2/tabsarehot.html (2551 words)

	OUTRAGE - Tabloid Newspapers, Kevin Myers and Vincent Browne
		John Lloyd of the Financial Times argues that the tabloid newspapers stock-in-trade of outrage and indignation won out in the British General Election campaign.
		Coupled with the ill-concealed disdain of the wealthy broadcast interviewers for the politicians and the media encouragement to members of the public to express OUTRAGE whether in a TV studio or a verbal ambush of a politician in front of the television cameras, there was little chance of an intelligent exploration of serious issues.
		John Lloyd says that the tabloids are waning, which is part of the decline of newspaper culture.
	www.finfacts.com /irelandbusinessnews/publish/printer_10001725.shtml (791 words)

	Tabloid Press Cartoons
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	Subjects : English : Teachers : Mr Foley : newspapers
		Newspapers-until 2003-could be divided into two sorts: they are either broadsheets or tabloids.
		Newspaper stories are often called articles or reports.
		Two newspapers refer to the pupils as a "mob" and a "gang".
	www.whscms.org.uk /index.php?category_id=85 (1280 words)

	The ever-changing tabloid press
		Although newspapers throughout the country milked the case for sensationalism, it was really the tabloid press that is most remembered for its coverage.
		In the end, all four defendants were found not guilty after Gibson’s sick mother, who was brought into the courtroom on a stretcher, began screaming, "She is a liar!" The husband of the Pig Woman testified that his wife was "brilliant," but her testimony was discounted.
		Newspapers in United States and especially Western Europe, are rushing to adopt a Light-style tabloid format, the June issue of Editor and Publisher reports.
	www.ptreyeslight.com /columns/sparsely/sparsely0624_04.html (1259 words)

	Can The Tabloid Format Save Newspapers? - Forbes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Newspapers have fought back with free subscription trials and other promotions; with advertising platforms such as new or expanded feature sections; and with better home and newsstand distribution.
		Although newspapers sometimes save money on newsprint, other printing costs are fixed if capacity is located in-house, as it often is. Distribution costs are generally negotiated on a per-copy basis rather than by size.
		Nonetheless, one leading European newspaper had promising results when converting from a broadsheet into a tabloid: readership immediately rose by 22% among teens and young adults and by 16% among women--higher than the average among other newspapers that changed formats.
	www.forbes.com /home/commerce/2005/02/22/0222mckinsey.html (1000 words)

	NewspaperTest.com
		However, many newspapers across the country have agreed to accept a predetermined low flat rate for the opportunity to be a part of your "trial" or "test marketing" activities.
		This way, you may sample a large population base through the reach of print and the individual newspapers and newspaper groups realize new linage and quick cash flow.
		Although hundreds of newspapers nationally have agreed to participate, a paper may reject an ad from an existing advertiser or from an ad containing objectionable material.
	www.newspapertest.com /wtd_whatsthedeal.asp (664 words)

	Facts, Fallacies, and Fears of TABLOIDIZATION USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education) - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Today, just three tabloid TV news programs remain, half the number of a few years ago, and these survivors are offering more tame presentations.
		One explanation for the decline in tabloid TV news programs cited in a January, 1999, New York Times business section article--the migration of tabloid-style stories to "traditional news organizations"--mirrors a reason cited for the decrease in tabloid newspaper circulation contained in a 1997 Times business section article.
		While few feel that tabloid Visigoths are on the verge of sacking the standards of mainstream journalism, the increasing prevalence of tabloid-style stories on the pages of prestigious newspapers and on network newscasts is causing alarm.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1272/is_2654_128/ai_57564088 (768 words)

	PSFK: Tabloid Newspapers 2
		In the 1600s, newspapers were pamphlets about the size of modern-day paperback books.
		But in England by the early 1700s, newspapers began to be taxed by their number of pages.
		With a nervous eye on long-term survival, newspaper executives are increasingly considering shrinking their formats and hoping that less will prove to be more.
	www.psfk.com /2005/04/tabloid_newspap.html (457 words)

	Linguist List - Book Information
		These often derided newspapers are important and influential factors in the mediation of everyday life in Britain today.
		This book takes four popular tabloid newspapers and shows that they use a variety of linguistic strategies to depict an image of contemporary Britain; by examining how a community of readers is woven into the language of the newspapers in an impersonation of the readers it seeks to attract.
		This critical study of the newspapers' version of popular rhetoric will be of interest to students and researchers of English, Media and Communication, as well as the general reader.
	linguistlist.org /pubs/books/get-book.cfm?BookID=19458 (265 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Americas \| US media eschews horror video
		In that case, snippets of the video while the victim was still alive were also shown, but none of the actual killing.
		Meanwhile, newspaper editors were also grappling with what they should and should not show in the next morning's editions.
		Tabloids like the Daily News and New York Post vented their spleen in dramatic headlines with words like "Pure Evil", "Revenge", "Savages" or even in the case of the Philadelphia Daily News "Bastards."
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/americas/3708047.stm (839 words)

	Tabloid newspapers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The Daily Mirror - This tabloid newspaper covering national and international news stories, sports, features and gossip.
		The Sun - Browse the most popular tabloid newspaper covering national and international news stories with articles on finance, entertainment, show-biz and sport.
		Evening Standard - This evening newspaper is a complete guide for going out in London brought to you by the publishers of the Daily Mail.
	www.britishcouncil.org /mauritius-information-services-tabloid-newspaper.htm (124 words)

	Condit Settles Libel Suit Against Tabloid Newspapers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Former Congressman Gary Condit has settled a multi-million dollar libel lawsuit against three tabloid newspapers over articles connecting him to the disappearance of federal intern Chandra Levy.
		Condit maintained that irresponsible coverage by the tabloids tied him to Levy's murder, despite denials by police that he was a suspect in the crime.
		Condit's attorneys contend that stories in the tabloid led to the end of his 13-year career as a U.S. Congressman representing the Modesto area.
	www.news10.net /storyfull1.asp?id=8026 (213 words)

	tabloid history - Books, journals, articles @ The Questia Online Library
		The tabloid appears quarterly as a free insert...limited to bank customers, the tabloids position as an insert within a...Dollars and Sense is reserved for history.
		Tabloid litigation has taken us places...Enquirer in his First Amendment history, Make No Law (1991), a puzzled...claim that would have the tabloids lawyers digging into his or her history of substance abuse.
		Tabloid Law: A Report from the Chaotic Fringes of the First Amendment, Where Publicity Collides with Privacy and the Check-Out Line Leads to the Courtroom
	www.questia.com /search/tabloid-history (1559 words)

	School Work on independant going tabloid
		Speculation is mounting tonight that the Independent newspaper is set for its most dramatic makeover yet by relaunching as a tabloid newspaper priced at 60p.
		The new tabloid Independent is expected to sell alongside the broadsheet on the newsstands - but at the smaller size, it would be pitched directly against the tabloid papers.
		If it goes ahead it would be the most radical change in newspapers since the Today tabloid was launched by Eddie Shah in 1985 with full colour presses.
	www.123schoolwork.com /show_essay/227442.html (143 words)

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