Language and Representation of Print Guardian

 Observer House Style

- called the Berliner size
- smaller than a broadsheet but bigger than a tabloid
- still very much a broadsheet newspaper
- appearance quite similar to a tabloid

Berliner size

Typography:
Font with rounded ends in black. This is a simple font and bold. This suits liberal and progressive people.

Serious and formal, which is associated with 'quality' newspapers.

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