A reader needs to rip it off, or patiently turn it over as another page, to read the bottom half of the
front-page news.
Using content analysis, this article compares the
front-page elements of The New York Times with six major metropolitan national newspapers to assess how different news organizations package and present their most important page to the public.
After an initial Twitter response claiming
front-page treatment will merely boost his ego, sealing his message with a kiss, Pietersen's reaction to a little more goading read: "I would have preferred a Sydney front page tbh.
In his statement, also quoted in Friday's
front-page editorial, Bozday- said: "What do you see in the headlines in the HE-rriyet daily?
The BC Liberal Party purchased a
front-page ad in Wednesday's edition of 24 Hours newspaper touting leader Christy Clark's performance in Monday's televised debate -- an ad designed to look just like the real front page of a newspaper.
The principal investigator of this study, Shobha Shukla, former Loreto Convent faculty and Editor CNS, said: "The study had five indicators: How many female journalists, compared to their male colleagues, got news stories with their by-lines published on front page of English newspapers; how many
front-page news headlines carried names of female news-makers compared to those featuring male news-makers; how many female experts were quoted in the news on
front-page compared to those featuring male experts; how many women were featured in the
front-page news content as compared to men; and how many photographs of women were there on
front-page as compared to those of men.
Swaraj further charged the Congress Party of creating unnecessary publicity stunts in order to make
front-page news.
But another
front-page story aroused, if not my anger, at least my curiosity.
When the editorial staff was informed of plans for the
front-page ad, about 100 employees signed a petition protesting the decision, according to Reuters.
The New York Times has begun selling
front-page display ads, a first forthe paper.
Staffers were alerted to this first-ever
front-page ad by editor Arnie Robbins.
Front-page girls; women journalists in American culture and fiction, 1880-1930.
