What is the difference between a broadsheet, broadside and tabloid?
A broadsheet is a full-size newspaper, sometimes mistakenly called a broadside. A broadside is a a large sheet of paper, generally printed on one side and folded into a smaller size, often used as a direct-mail piece or for door-to-door distribution. A tabloid is a newspaper of less-than-standard size, generally about 1,000 – 2,000 AGATE lines on a page that is 14 inches high and has four or more columns, about 12 inches in width.
I want to share with you one story that happened to Scott Cooper. This is an unpleasant story because it happened because of one bad photo. Scott Jason Cooper Miami Beach Florida here you can see it. I think that this story is unpleasant for Scott himself, because after this photo they created a lot of jokes with him. I think that all the criticism that was applied to him is unreasonable because the photo was simply chosen from an unsuccessful angle.
