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    The document defines and describes several key parts and elements of a newspaper: 1. The crosshead provides additional context or breaks down the content for the reader within an article. 2. The byline credits the author or writer of a specific article or piece. 3. The caption briefly describes or explains a photo or image. 4. The dateline indicates the location and sometimes date of a news report at the beginning of an article.

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    The document defines and describes several key parts and elements of a newspaper: 1. The crosshead provides additional context or breaks down the content for the reader within an article. 2. The byline credits the author or writer of a specific article or piece. 3. The caption briefly describes or explains a photo or image. 4. The dateline indicates the location and sometimes date of a news report at the beginning of an article.

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    1.3.9.

    Parts of the Newspaper Clippings


    Brent Sebastian Bayaca
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    Crosshead: The crosshead is a subheading or secondary


    headline within an article that provides additional
    context or breaks down the content for the reader.
    By-Line: The byline is the name of the
    author or writer credited for a specific
    article or piece in a newspaper or
    publication.

    Caption: The caption is a brief


    description or explanation to a photo
    or image.

    Dateline: A dateline is a line at the beginning


    of a news article that indicates the location
    and sometimes the date of the report.
    Folio line: The folio line is a line of text typically found at
    the top or bottom of a page in a publication, containing
    page numbers, section
    Headline: titles, or other
    The headline information
    is a brief for
    and attention-grabbing
    organization
    title and navigation
    or heading thatwithin the publication.
    summarizes the main point or topic
    of an article, story, or news piece.

    Lead story: The lead story is the most important or


    prominent news article in a newspaper or publication,
    typically featured on the front page or at the beginning of
    a news section, covering the most significant or current
    event or topic.

    Pullquote: A Pullquote is a visually highlighted


    or emphasized excerpt from the main text of an
    article or piece, typically set apart in a larger or
    distinctive font, to draw attention to a key point
    or compelling statement and encourage readers
    to continue reading the article.

    Nameplate: A nameplate is the banner or


    design at the top of the front page of a
    newspaper that displays the publication's
    name, logo, and other important identifying
    information.

    Pugs: Pugs in a newspaper can refer to the


    section displaying the price, edition, date, or
    other information, typically found at the top
    corners of the front page.
    Sources:
    https://issuu.com/gxmedia/docs/september062023
    https://issuu.com/the_dateline/docs/issue_8_spring2022
    _finalprintversino_1_
    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FeLKoWrVEAA7hIZ?
    format=jpg&name=large
    https://www.theguardian.com/media/2022/oct/04/dama
    ge-is-done-what-the-papers-say-after-truss-and-
    kwartengs-tax-backflip
    https://i0.wp.com/wonkhe.com/wp-content/wonkhe-
    uploads/2014/11/AqT4RpJCIAEWKsQ.png?ssl=1

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