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Journalism, political change and front-page design.

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posted on 2023-05-28, 01:33 authored by Rupar, V
This paper examines the development of journalism norms by investigating the transformation of newspaper's front page design, its content and elements, over a century. The study (of daily Politika, Belgrade) analyses the types of stories and elements that typically appear on the front page of a newspaper and investigates how headlines, use of visuals, layout, selection of topics, proportion of facts and opinions, and journalism self- referentiality, serve the purpose of attracting and engaging readers. The working assumption is that the first page of a newspaper reflects not only the most important events of a previous day (social reality) but it reveals journalism approach to those events (newspaper's interpretation and construction of reality).

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Publication title

Form and Style in Journalism. European Newspapers and the Representation of News, 1880-2005

Series

Groningen Studies in Cultural Change

Volume

26

Issue

1.0

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978-90-429-1992-1

Publisher

Peeters

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  • Published

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Leuven

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  • Open

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