The Daily Telegraph and The Sun are both newspapers that support the Conservative Party and are both stereotypical of their type. The best-selling tabloid newspaper is The Sun and is owned by media magnate Rupert Murdoch, the same person that owns BSkyB whereas The Daily Telegraph is owned by Hollinger international. Despite these similarities they have vital differences. One of the first differences that a reader would notice would be the difference in size between …showed first 75 words of 709 total…

…showed last 75 words of 709 total…class businessmen and businesswomen whereas The Sun is aimed more at younger working-class men. We know this because The Sun has pictures of semi-naked women inside and The Daily Telegraph has more business and political stories. Differences apart they both have typical newspaper qualities like name, sports section, effective headlines, interesting opening articles, puzzles, T.V guide and adverts but in their own way they have two very different ways of doing the same job.