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Headline

The title of an article; it is often printed in large, bold type to attract user interests. Each storey or article has a headline designed to provide a sense of what the article below it is about.

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headline
Printing & publishing; Newspaper

The title of an article; it is often printed in large, bold type to attract user interests. Each story or article has a headline designed to provide a sense of what the article ...

headline
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The short lines of emphasized text that introduce detail information in the body text that follows. Also the category of faces that are designed to work best in headline text.

headline
Design; Graphic design

A large text illustrating the opening statement used in a layout.

headline
Financial services; Funds

The headline of the News Story. There are several symbols used in the Dow Jones headlines that have special meaning: *CRB Spot Index at 3:00 EST: 196.61 up 2.11 The asterisk ...

headline
Broadcasting & receiving; News

a title of a newspaper article usually printed in large type that summarises the content of it

headliner
Automotive; Automobile

Fabric or vinyl upholstery on the interior of the roof of a vehicle. The British term is "headlining."

The Daily
Printing & publishing; Newspaper

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newspaper
News service; Newspaper

Newspaper is a publication issued at regular and usually close intervals, especially daily or weekly, commonly containing news, comment and features.

letters to the editor
Printing & publishing; Newspaper

Letters from readers - they appear in the letters to the editor portion of the op-ed section of the newspaper.

scoop
Printing & publishing; Newspaper

A news story that no other reporter has discovered yet! Every reporter wants to be the first one to write about a big story. When they do, they are said to have "scooped" their ...

rag
Printing & publishing; Newspaper

A colloquial (a disparaging slang) term for a newspaper.

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Printing & publishing; Newspaper

Paragraphs following the lead; these paragraphs go into more detail about the topic, often including quotes and interesting facts. The less important information should appear ...

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