Newspaper and online version comparison
The daily telegraph has two forms of letting out
media, the print edition and the online edition, when compared
with each other you can see the online edition has less words and more pictures
this indicates that you have to click the images for the story whereas the
print edition has a main photo and around the image you have the Standfirst and
the cover story.
Another difference when you compare
the two versions is the audience the amount of readers, there age and
gender for example the print version has 1,346,000 daily 53% men
47% women with an average age of 61 years old this may be because the
older community might have struggle to use the online version.
Whereas the digital version has 8,283,000
monthly with a audience of 58% men and 42% women with an average age of 39
years old due to a much younger community won't find it as much struggle.
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