the observers features
Many younger people choose to access the observer online, because it is easier and more practical. There are many ways that you can use different features to look at the magazine in detail, an example being the zoom tool and the dictionary tool. You can read it at whatever distance you like, suiting to your eyesight. Young people with less word knowledge can also look, up words they are confused about. . Another feature is the retweet button. This button allows you to tweet the observers tweet which can expand the amount of people who will read it. If it is an interesting post, then the chances are it will be retweeted on a wider scale, creating publicity for the observer. Another feature that the online newspaper has is a chat box, where you can discuss the newspaper and have a chance to be able to interact with others. This allows many people to talk about their finding son the newspaper, and start conversations about the topic they find interesting. they also let people give an opinion, so the observer can adapt to others needs.
the observes twitter page
the observer has a large title page, drawing people in to the page and making it colourful and interesting to look at. The observer has an option were you can view the next title page of the next observer. This draws people in, and causes anticipation. People want to read the next paper because they've already been given a taste, and the title may grip and intrigue them. Twitter is a good platform to do this on because they are world wide,
Mark 9/10 Good work
ReplyDeleteOnline version: draw attention to the value of linked articles. It is an amazing resource, once you are a subscriber, to cross-reference other articles, to go back and delve into an issue that perhaps you didn't need to read up about before.
Twitter: emphasise the interactivity and the audience pleasures of a shared community of like-minded people. Twitter also makes suggestions about writers that you might find interesting so that you could 'follow' them.