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Read all About It – The Length of Words in Newspapers and Magazines
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Read all About It - The Length of Words in Newspapers and Magazines Introduction In general terms, newspapers and magazines fall into two main broad categories, Quality and popular publications. It creates two kinds of influence: societal influence, which is not for sale, and commercial influence, which is for sale. Magazines and the national press are separated into three markets; quality press, popular press and mid-market newspapers. The consumption of each market is in relation to Social Grade, which is a classification system that separates people according to their career and income; A (upper professional); B (lower professional); C1 (routine clerical); C2 (skilled manual); D (unskilled manual); E (economically inactive). Using this system the broadsheet titles (or quality press) have most of their readers in the A and B categories with hardly any of the others consuming their newspapers. C1, C2, D and E are more consumers of popular press, proving that...
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