newspaper [1]

Usually daily publication whose main purpose is to report and comment on the latest news of society, politics, the arts, sports and other areas of interest.

deck

Short block of text under the headline that completes it.

headline

Word or group of words in large print that introduces an article.

magazine

A section of the newspaper that resembles a magazine; it is usually abundantly illustrated and deals with subjects for a mass audience.

tabloid

Publication whose format is about half the size of a regular newspaper and contains news in a condensed form.

caption

Short explanatory text accompanying a photograph, image or illustration.

color supplement

Separate publication that is inserted into a newspaper regularly or from time to time; it is printed in color and often on glossy paper.

kicker

Short text appearing above the headline that puts the article in context or highlights certain key points.

literary supplement

Separate publication dealing with books and authors that is inserted into a newspaper on a regular basis or from time to time.

section

All the pages of a newspaper that are devoted to one subject such as the arts, the economy, sports, tourism or finance.

front page

First page of the newspaper.

nameplate

Title of the newspaper presented in a specific graphic style.

heading

Upper portion of the front page; it usually features the nameplate, the volume number and the date.

banner

Large headline appearing immediately below the heading and running across multiple columns.

front picture

article

Stand-alone text forming a whole; it usually presents information, explanation or commentary.

subhead

Secondary title that separates and introduces the various parts of an article.

index

Brief summary of the contents of a newspaper, usually in the form of a table of contents.