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Political party most associated with the website

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Political party most associated with the website

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Liberal

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Targets educated,Middle class, Left-leaning 18+.

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ABC1- 54% 15-24% - 18% Male - 53%

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1.Reaches affluent and young audience
2.Finance Savy - Earn an average of £30,500
3.Have a diverse taste in food and drink

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Daily-
Monthly- 8.95 million

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'Britain still has time to change it's mind about Brexit'

'How government policy is forcing poor people into catastrophic debt'

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independent press standards organisation (IPSO)

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Guardian Media Group

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Twitter, Instagram, Facebook

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internet watch foundation
https://www.iwf.org.uk/

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Katharine Viner since June 2015

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What sections does the website have? Identify the 4 biggest.

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What sections does the website have? Identify the 4 biggest.

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News
Opinion
Sport
Culture

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how and why is the regulation of online content different to newspapers

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how and why is the regulation of online content different to newspapers

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Look at different countries versions of the website - how does the content and 'look' differ?

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Look at different countries versions of the website - how does the content and 'look' differ?

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France: Same layout however is does not have a lead story like the UK. It also has less images and more text.
Spain: Has some stories however it does not have a lead story
Australia: Mainly same layout and similar to the UK. Content is to with local community
America: Also similar to the UK website. No differences.

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Make the main headline in a red box with the typography being sans serif. If a story is live, it will flash trying to gain the audiences attention.
All story headlines are in red for it to be the first thing that the audience view.

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In what way does the online version mimic the print version?

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In what way does the online version mimic the print version?

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The new font
New colour scheme

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Audience interact with site and social media site

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Audience interact with site and social media site

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1. Can donate
Share on social media
Able to gain extra information on stories including facts and figures
Can Tweet, retweet, favourite stories Email to friends or share to friends