THE EVOLUTION OF BRITISH NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS IN THE 18th CENTURY
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Donut graph of newspaper
Newspaper circulation
Blue:1713 Purple:1750 Yellow:1801
Topics in newspapers
-social news -political news -essays -articles -book and theatre reviews -letters -variety of advertisments
INNOVATION AND EVOLUTION OF NEWSPAPER
-Daily Courant, 11th March 1702 -evening paper: Evening Post(1709-1732), Whitewall Evening Post(1718-1801) -Periodicals: the Tatler(1709-1711) and the Spectator(1711-1712) -Nathaniel Mist's Saturday's Post(1716-1725)+the Craftsman(1727-1750) not free from government control:Stamp Acts(1712 and 1725) and Walpole -Daily Gazetteer(1735-1746) -Universal Spectator(1728-1746)+the acerbic Grub Street Journal(1730-1737)
MID 18th CENTURY
-smaller format of newspaper :London Chronicle(1757-1765) -Daily newspaper:Daily Post(1719-1746), The Gazzetteer and London Daily Advertiser(1753-1769), The Public Advertiser(1752-1794) -Morning papers: The Morning Chronicle(1769-1862), The Morning Post(1772-1937) and the Morning Herald(1780-1869) -Evening Daily: the Star(1788-1831)
END OF 18th CENURY: competition increased, self-consciousness of the appeareance. John Bell: The World(1787-1794)
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THE EVOLUTION OF BRITISH NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS IN THE 18th CENTURY
wow
Donut graph of newspaper
Newspaper circulation
Blue:1713 Purple:1750 Yellow:1801
Topics in newspapers
-social news -political news -essays -articles -book and theatre reviews -letters -variety of advertisments
INNOVATION AND EVOLUTION OF NEWSPAPER
-Daily Courant, 11th March 1702 -evening paper: Evening Post(1709-1732), Whitewall Evening Post(1718-1801) -Periodicals: the Tatler(1709-1711) and the Spectator(1711-1712) -Nathaniel Mist's Saturday's Post(1716-1725)+the Craftsman(1727-1750) not free from government control:Stamp Acts(1712 and 1725) and Walpole -Daily Gazetteer(1735-1746) -Universal Spectator(1728-1746)+the acerbic Grub Street Journal(1730-1737)
MID 18th CENTURY
-smaller format of newspaper :London Chronicle(1757-1765) -Daily newspaper:Daily Post(1719-1746), The Gazzetteer and London Daily Advertiser(1753-1769), The Public Advertiser(1752-1794) -Morning papers: The Morning Chronicle(1769-1862), The Morning Post(1772-1937) and the Morning Herald(1780-1869) -Evening Daily: the Star(1788-1831)
END OF 18th CENURY: competition increased, self-consciousness of the appeareance. John Bell: The World(1787-1794)
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