TYPES OF MEDIA

MEDIA
 The communication
outlets or tools used
to store and deliver
information or data
 Print

Broadcast New
Media
1. Print
• one of the oldest
media
and basic forms of
communication
• Print media is the
printed version of
telling the news
• It includes newspapers,
weeklies, magazines,
monthlies, banners &
graphics, posters and
other forms of printed
material
Parts of Newspaper
•Front Page
• The folio includes the publication information
and is often located under the name of the
paper. This information includes the date,
page number, and, on the front page, the price
of the paper.
 LOGO

Name of the Article

Newspaper

Headline Photo

Caption

Website
Folio
• It includes the publication information
• the date
• page number
• the price of the paper.
News Article
• A report on an event that has taken
place. Articles may include a body
text, photo, and caption.
• Newspaper articles that appear closest to the front page or
within the first section are those that editors consider to be
the most important and relevant to their readers.
Feature Articles
• Feature articles report
about an issue, person,
or event with added
depth and more
background details.
Byline
• A byline appears at the beginning of an
article and gives the writer's name.
Advertisements
• An advertisement
is a section that is
purchased and
designed for
selling a product
or idea.
Business Section
• This section
contains business
profiles and news
reports about the
state of commerce.
 Entertainment or Lifestyle

• Lifestyle sections typically offer interviews

of popular people, interesting people, and
people who make a difference in their
communities.