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The line indicating the author's name at the beginning of an article. Demonstrates authorship and contributes to the transparency of the publication.

An article representing the opinions of the publication's editorial board. Reflects the stance of the newspaper/magazine on an issue.

Text at the end of a column indicating which page the story continues on. Helps guide readers through the publication.

The opening paragraph of a news article, designed to give readers the most important information and draw them into the story.

An exclusive or first-time news story, often gained through investigative reporting or an insider source, giving the publication a competitive edge.

A unit of measure in typesetting and print layout that's approximately 1/6 of an inch. Useful in designing page elements and typography.

The space in a newspaper or magazine after all the ads have been placed which is available for editorial content.

An in-depth article or report that goes beyond the basic news to provide background, context, and human interest.

A page number and publication date printed on newspaper or magazine pages. Helps in organizing and referencing.

The section of a newspaper or magazine that includes the publication's name, staff, and contact information. Used for branding and credibility.

The line at the beginning of a news article that contains the date and place of origin of the article.

In printing, a sheet of metal or other material etched with a design to be inked and used in the printing press.

A type of inexpensive paper used for printing newspapers. Chosen for cost efficiency and recyclability.

An opinion editorial piece typically written by someone not on the publication's staff. Used to present diverse viewpoints on current issues.

An agency that supplies news to subscribing publications, such as the Associated Press or Reuters, offering a wide reach for news distribution.

A large-format newspaper, generally considered more serious and less sensationalist, often used by traditional or 'quality' newspapers.

A smaller format newspaper, often associated with sensationalist reporting and more focus on celebrity news and gossip.

The headline on the front page of a newspaper, usually across the top; the primary headline of an edition.

A fee paid to a writer if their commissioned article is 'killed' or cancelled before publication. Provides compensation for the writer's effort.

The number of copies distributed for a particular publication. Indicates popularity and reach, and affects advertising revenue.

A visual representation of information or data in a newspaper or magazine, like charts or diagrams, intended to present complex information clearly.

A label used in newspapers and magazines for a story during production and used to track articles through the editorial process.

The white space between columns or facing pages of a printed publication. Essential for readability and binding.