The Target audience for the Newspapers:
The Sun:
The sun newspaper is read by all ages across the UK. The majority of the audience that are reading this are over the age of 65 and make up 26% of the readers.
As of 25/10/16, the circulation of newspapers that are printed is at 1,696,685 copies with a readership of 4,316,000. the digital copies are a lot difference with the readership being a lot lower that it is in print with 159,000 people reading the newspaper online. however, the circulation us a lot lot higher with 2,065,684. so the overall sum for people who read the newspaper over the country is at 4,461,000.
The Times:
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The Times newspaper has very different figures to that of the Sun. Most of the readerships comes from people whoa are 35 or over which is a much audience to the Sun readers. 30,000 people out of the 37,000 people who read this paper in print fall into this age gap.
You give a full list of audience type for the Sun however you need will give full descriptions of the audiences at which products are aimed, and show me that the audience classifications are clearly understood and applied.
ReplyDeleteYou now need to pull out a comparison of the two papers for this criterion You need to compare these two papers; for example you might want to say why the Times markets itself to people of a certain category because of the roles jobs that these people have in society compared to a Sun reader and the role or job that they might undertake. You can then go on in the next part to discuss why it is written in this way in the codes and conventions section.
To get a distinction you are trying to comprehensively explain how media producers create products for audiences with elucidated examples and consistently using subject terminology correctly.