newspaper

newspaper
newspaper
A n
1 (item) journal m ; the Sunday newspapers les journaux du dimanche ;
2 (substance) papier m journal ; wrapped in newspaper enveloppé dans du papier journal.
B modif [article, photograph] de presse ; [archives] du journal, de la rédaction ; [cuttings] de journaux, de presse.
ⓘ Newspapers Au Royaume-Uni, on fait généralement la distinction entre deux types de journaux : les broadsheets sont des quotidiens de grand format considérés comme des journaux de qualité (Times, Guardian, Daily Telegraph etc.) ; les tabloids font la moitié du grand format traditionnel et sont associés à la presse à sensation (Sun, Daily Mail, etc.). La diffusion des quotidiens est élevée (Sun : 4 millions ; Telegraph : 1 million) et la plupart d'entre eux publient une édition ‘week-end’ extrêmement populaire. Les États-Unis ne comptent pas véritablement de quotidien national (sauf USA Today), mais chaque grande ville a ses propres journaux (Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Washington Post, etc.). La presse du soir est plus abondante que celle du matin. Dans 80% des cas, les journaux sont distribués à domicile par des jeunes qui gagnent ainsi leur argent de poche.

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