Daily mirror- initial analysis

Daily mail

Royal logo in the middle suggests their newspaper is centred around traditional beliefs and is patriarchal. The font reinforces this and suggests the paper is a broadsheet which does not talk about trivial issues.

   

The sun

The sans serif font connotes the sun is about lower class trivial topics. The bright red suggests the view points they have are right winged and very bold rather than neutral. 

There a broadly two type of newspaper;

Broadsheet                               Tabloid (or red top)

Bigger size                                Smaller size

More formal                              Informal

Higher price                              Cheaper

Aimed at a higher class            Aimed at a lower class

                                                                                                 

The Daily Mirror-

Uses the Z format to place all the enticing elements- reader see the masthead, the main image, the main headline first.

Buzzwords- exclusive

Uses colour red for masthead and Corbyn strapline to showcase political bias- using it minimally makes the red stand out more on the cover reflecting how they think the labour party is the party which stands out the most.

Boxed football headline to the side, means when the newspapers are stacked alongside each other their will be a story aimed at the lower class visible over everything else

Use of different shaped images demonstrates how paper is image based with minimal text. Makes it look less formal and boring.

Pictures of footballers are proairetic codes.

Green reflects the football pitch, encouraging football fanatics to read it and be enticed by the atmosphere reflected.

Strapline 'First pictures of Mick Jagger' anchor main image.