Theirs something about reading a physical piece of paper that may never be replicated by online media. Whether it is TMZ magazine or The Wall Street Journal there is still a market for print. Structure and design is extremely important. Who is your audience? What do they like to read? What would attract them to your paper?<\/p>\n
So many variables go into making a paper that is tough to appeal to everyone. The<\/p>\n
Beginning with the actual paper, I am a fan of \u201cMagazine Style\u201d newspapers I feel that they are much easier to read and flip through. Newspapers like the New York Times are great reads, but physically going through it makes it almost a task. Especially when you want to get to a particular section. With magazine-style papers you can easily flip-through a paper to get to the section you desire.<\/p>\n
The target audience would be young men in their 20s. I feel that content that I would produce would be most appealing to that age group. Additionally this content would be in English, based on the basis that it would be appeal towards American men. I feel that content should not cross boarders in language, because it makes for confusing reading and writing.<\/p>\n
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Theirs something about reading a physical piece of paper that may never be replicated by online media. Whether it is TMZ magazine or The Wall Street Journal there is still a market for print. Structure and design is extremely important. Who is your audience? What do they like to read? What would attract them to … <\/p>\n