Проект Will the newspapers survive

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The aims of the project To enrich the knowledge about the history of newspapers in Great Britain and Russia as mass media To broaden our outlook about different kinds of British and Russian newspapers in the past and nowadays To find advantages of printed newspapers and give a piece of advice for teenagers to make them read newspapers

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Mass media TV Radio Magazines The Internet Newspapers

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The pupils of 8 th forms pre fer

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Statistics IZLUCHINSK 1599 families subscribe newspapers The most popular newspaper is “ Novosty Priobiya ” 2 % of teenagers read newspapers 30 % of adults subscribe newspapers 89% of adults and teenagers read newspapers while travelling

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From the history of newspapers The earliest newspaper appeared in 59 BC in Rome In Europe printed newspapers appeared in the 15 th century The first daily newspapers in England was The Daily Courant (London, 1702) XVII century - the first handwritten newspaper in Russia “ Vesti - Kuranty ”; the first printed newspaper “ Vedomosti ” appeared on the 13 th of January 1703

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British newspapers National Local Daily Sunday Tabloids ( popular press) Serious (quality press or broadsheets)

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British newspapers

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British newspapers The Times The Independent The Guardian The Financial Times The Daily Telegraph The Daily Mail The Daily Express The Daily Mirror The Sun The Daily Star Quality Tabloids

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Russian newspapers

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Russian newspapers

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Russian newspapers

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The most popular Russian newspapers nowadays The nationwide tabloids are Komsomolskaya Pravda ( www.kp.ru ), Moskovsky Komsomolets ( www.mk.ru ), Argumenty i Fakty ( www.aif.ru ). Among the quality newspapers are Vedomosti ( www.vedomosti.ru ), Kommersant ( www.kommersant.ru ), and Izvestia ( www.izvestia.ru ) newspapers. Kommersant has a version in English on the internet: www.kommersant.com .

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Some interesting changes and facts about British and Russian newspapers today The Independent and The Times have switched in recent years to a compact format . The Guardian switched in September 2005 to what is described as a " Berliner " format. All the major UK newspapers currently have websites , some of which provide free access. “ Trud ”, “Komsomolskaya Pravda”, “ Izvestiya ” became i ndependent . The Party press in Russia was and replaced by commercial issues. The new types of newspapers appeared in the RF. Weekly qualities are in greater demand . Local newspapers supplant national ones.

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Some advantages of printed newspapers : Printed newspapers still have their readers They are easier to carry and use while travelling or waiting. They don ’ t need electricity. People can read them and get information whenever they like. You can keep them for a long time. People can reuse them (as a pack). Printed newspapers can be recycled. You can read and reread it several times. You can use printed newspapers for you work. Weekly newspapers have interesting journalists ’ investigations and reviews.

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School Newspaper The size of the newspaper is A3. It is free for every form and it is kept in the classroom. But schoolchildren can buy it for themselves and their families. It is published one or two times a month. Our newspaper has four pages.