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The results from the questionnaires show that 6 out of 14 teenagers ages 16-18 do not read a local newspaper. Those that do read local newspaper more than half will pick up a copy once a week or less.
The reason for my teenager not reading the newspaper is due to the content and the stories published are not interesting.
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Many of my target audience said that they would pay up to 60p for a local newspaper if the content appealed to them. I asked were the most suitable place to distribute a new local newspaper nearly all of the target audience said college. Also the local shops and delivered to the home was appealing to the audience but not asd popular.
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The most popular choice of why the audience access news if for was music, sport and events. These topics were also mention in what is missing or content should be added. As these topics are appealing to my target audience I will include these with in my newspaper.
I have constucted an email and sent it to local newspaper, The Metro and The Liverpool Echo. The question I have asked will help me get more ideas for my newspaper, there answer will help me decide content and a layout.
Email adresses:
mail@ukmetro.co.uk
features@ukmetro.co.uk
andrew.campbell@liverpool.com Executive editor
maria.breslin@liverpool.com Head of content
If the newspapers reply I will post the reply at a later date.
Email:
Hello,
My name is Melissa Hampson and I am currently studying A Level Media at Roby Sixth Form. For my coursework I have to produce a local newspaper. For my research I have been analysing current local newspapers, including yours and it would be a great help if someone from your newspaper could give me some feedback please. I have put together several questions if you could please answer some or all of them:
Who is your target audience and what do you target audience like to see the most in your newspaper?
How is the content of your newspaper divided between topics (sport, real life, gossip, factual news, advertisements)?
How do you decide what stories are news worthy for the front page and what stories need images alongside them?
Thanks
Melissa Hampson
Hampson_423@hotmail.com