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The guardian which was originally called 'The Manchester Guardian' was founded by John Edward Taylor in 1821 and first published on the 5th of May in that year.

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The audience tend to be aged 18+ as well as middle class people that are left leaning.
76% of The Guardian select UK audiences are progressive and are forward looking individuals
The statistics, down below, shows the print and digital reach of The Guardian and The observer in Britain from April 2016 to March 2017, by the demographic group. The weekly publication, The observer was a more popular read among the men and women than The Guardian

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Newspapers are regulated by the Independent Press Standards Organization.

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What political party or parties are most associated with this newspaper?

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What political party or parties are most associated with this newspaper?

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The Guardian are seen as Britian's most left-wing newspaper, followed by the Mirror

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Some examples of news within an newspaper that applies directly to the target audience?

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Some examples of news within an newspaper that applies directly to the target audience?

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For the left leaning readers of The Guardian, this will appeal to them for two different reasons.
1) The headlines will attract their audience "watches your every move"

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The IPSO investigate complaints about printed and online material that may breach the editors’ code.
News will either be censored or removed if they contain material which does not comply with regulations

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What are the average daily, weekly and monthly circulation AND readership numbers?

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What are the average daily, weekly and monthly circulation AND readership numbers?

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Examples of stories that show the newspapers political leaning

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Examples of stories that show the newspapers political leaning

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A new report from Harvard Kennedy School’s Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy analyzed news coverage of President Trump’s first 100 days in office.

Trump’s coverage during his first 100 days set a new standard for negativity. Findings include:

President Trump has received unsparing coverage for most weeks of his presidency, without a single major topic where coverage, on balance, was more positive than negative, setting a new standard for unfavorable press coverage of a president.

Every news outlet in the study was negative more often than positive.

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Scott Trust Limited.
Katherine Viner is the guardians newspaper editor.
The Guardian is Left wing.

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Newspapers are regulated to stop controversy from breaking out among communities.
News is also censored so that people do not believe that the bias opinions of a specific company is not the word of the nation and propaganda is not spread.

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how and why the regulation of newspapers is different to the regulation?

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how and why the regulation of newspapers is different to the regulation?

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the press claims to follow certain ethical standards, while the internet does not.
the internet is the "wild-west" and does not have to follow any standards.
Where as the newspapers must follow regulations set by the IPSO.

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The anti-bias law is when a newspaper isn't aloud to be biased however most newspapers are biased such as the guardian which is slightly left wing. and has more politically liberal views.

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An insert is a separate advertisement put in a magazine, newspaper or other publication. They are usually the main source of income for non-subscription local newspapers and other publications.

The Guardian advertise travel destinations, home improvements and energy saving.

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The Weekday newspaper is £2 and the Saturday newspaper is £2.90.

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What stories caused controversies? find the top three stories.

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What stories caused controversies? find the top three stories.

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1. Both have main image and part of the story on the front page.
2. Both have adverts.
3.Both have sub stories.