Tabloid VS Broadsheet

Tabloids are generally smaller, it talks about people, interesting stories and gossip. Tabloids include The Sun, The Mirror, The Daily Mail, The Star, The Daily Express etc
Broadsheets give news, and talk about politics, the recession and business. Broadsheets include The Guardian, The Telegraph and The Times amongst others.

The two types of newspaper used to be easy to distinguish. Tabloids were long and thin with lots of pictures. Broadsheets were fat and short and had more dense writing. It used to be that broadsheets were bigger than tabloids. Also broadsheets were considered more serious covering political and arty topics in greater depth. Tabloids were considered to cover topics in a less high brow manner.

I like to read broadsheets so it have better written articles, with much less scandal and gossip, much less sensational headlines and people depended upon them for getting their quota of what could now be called 'serious news'.

References

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadsheet   (exceed 11/2/2011)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabloid   (exceed 11/2/2011)

http://journalism.about.com/od/trends/a/tabloidsbroadsheets.htm   (exceed 11/2/2011)