The Press made by Ejkova Irina Nazarova Regina, Tpotner Julia, Fedorova Marina
History of the press
Newspapers
Magazines
Future of the press
History of the press
Preparation of the first printed messages is attributed to lord Burleju in 1588 when the Spanish armada had appeared at English coast. They had characteristic signs of newspapers and entitled « English Меркур ». In the beginning of XVII century, the printed flying leaves, significantly were multiplied, and in 1622 in London there was the first present newspaper based by the composer of letters-sheets Натаниелем Буттером, entitled « The Certain of this Present Week ». « The Weekly Courant » appeared later was possible to leave weekly without breaks. Shortly in "market" had started to appear and other leaves carried in the majority of cases pretentious the names, as, for example: « the Enigmatic eagle owl », « the Dragon of Parliament », « the Person from the moon », « the Weekly inventor », but very poor on a content. Newspapers had to keep silent about political affairs and parliamentary sessions (and on other questions constantly exposed to acceptable reprisals), had been compelled to write about accidents, murders, « wonderful incidents » in which the considerable role was played by mermaids, witches and other representatives of "evil spirit". At lack of a material editors addressed to a reprint of plots from the Bible. In 1702 the first daily newspaper was published in London « Daily Courant ». In the beginning of XVIII century other branch of English journalism was aroused in the form of the so-called moral weekly journals, prosecute subjects at the beginning cultures, castigation of bad customs and tastes and willingly betraid to philosophical reasonings on the God and immortality of soul has arisen also. Through some ten years after « The Guardian » there was one more authoritative newspaper leaving and until now, - « Morning Post ». Nevertheless, in 1785 at « Morning Post » had a first strong contender - « Daily Universal Register ». In 1788 this new successful edition had received the present name - «Times» - and for short time had taken seat of " a governing body of the nation ». And until now «Times», contrary to assurances of malicious languages, had reserved value of the largest and most influential newspaper of the world.
Newspapers
The British Press is like no other! Here is a brief guide to the characters of the major daily national newspapers that you'll be able to buy all around the United Kingdom. The links are to the online versions of the various papers. There are also many daily and weekly regional and city newspapers that are well-respected, and will give more detailed local coverage. There are some titles of British newspapers. "Financial Times" (картинка в группе): One of the world's leading business and politics newspapers with a global outlook. Shares, stocks, company results, analysis and city gossip. Some of the articles are only available to subscribers. "Guardian"(||-||) Left of centre top quality daily. Guardian Unlimited is the web version of the daily paper. The Guardian is a left-leaning broadsheet, good at covering social and political issues and international news. "Daily express "(//-//) Conservative middle-market tabloid. "The independent" (||-\\) Daily liberal broadsheet with a wide international coverage. The Sun(//-//) The most popular newspaper in the UK. Rupert Murdoch's tabloid known for its sensational headlines and pictures of topless girls.